News
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Rachel Kelly in the Evening Standard
13 Oct 2014
The paperback launch of Rachel Kelly’s Black Rainbow was covered in the Evening Standard. The book won the Spear’s First Book prize.
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Hugh Barker featured in 'Dull Men' calendar
13 Oct 2014
Agency author Hugh Barker features as Mr December in the Dull Men of Great Britain calendar 2015 which is generating lots of media attention, including this interview with ITV London News, as well as an appearance on the BBC’s The One Show.
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Great review for Juliet Barker
13 Oct 2014
There was a great review in this weekend’s Sunday Times for Juliet Barker’s new book England, Arise: The People, the King and the Great Revolt of 1381.
‘[This] thorough, clear-eyed and intelligent new volume adds much to the field: packed with vivid pen portraits of the rebels and the men they hunted, and with several interesting new arguments about key figures and moments in the rebellion… a vivid and exciting portrait of a country in angry upheaval.’
Full review (£)
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Radar Online covers U2 launch
10 Oct 2014
John Jobling’s fascinating new unauthorised biography of U2 has been extracted on Radar Online:
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Louisa Treger interview now online
09 Oct 2014
Louisa Treger’s fascinating interview on Resonance FM’s Literary London show is now available online here. Louisa’s debut novel The Lodger will be published on October 14th.
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Katy Weitz interview now online
08 Oct 2014
Katy Weitz’s interview with BBC Wales, promoting the shocking new memoir The Devil on the Doorstep, is now available online here.
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Cathy Glass remains the No.2 bestseller
08 Oct 2014
Cathy Glass’s new memoir The Child Bride is number 2 in the charts again this week.
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The agency's October newsletter is out now
07 Oct 2014
The latest agency newsletter is available online now:
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A Cool and Lonely Courage launches
07 Oct 2014
Susan Ottaway has written a terrific op-ed for the History News Network about A Cool and Lonely Courage’s Jacqueline and Eileen Nearne and their struggle, along with many other women, to enjoy a liberated life in peace time after serving during World War II.
A Cool and Lonely Courage has also had a wonderful review from the Library Journal: ‘Readers who are interested in the history of World War II, espionage, and the actions of women during wartime will definitely enjoy this striking biography of two courageous heroines.’
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Bannockburn moves into the Kindle Top 50
07 Oct 2014
Bannockburn: The triumph of Robert the Bruce by David Cornell has moved into the Kindle top 50 bestsellers.
