News
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The Cabin Fever phenomenon continues
09 May 2014
Following Mandy’s Smith’s appearance on This Morning, Cabin Fever is mentioned in Carol Midgley’s column in The Times:
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What on Earth Happened a Japanese best seller
08 May 2014
Chris Lloyd’s history What on Earth Happened has become a best seller in Japan selling over 150,000 copies.
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Cabin Fever in top 40 on Amazon Paid Kindle
08 May 2014
Mandy Smith’s memoir Cabin Fever is currently
Amazon Bestsellers Rank: #36 Paid in Kindle Store (See Top 100 Paid in Kindle Store)
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Piu Eatwell wins Next Generation Indie book award
08 May 2014
They Eat Horses, Don’t They? The Truth about the French, by Piu Marie Eatwell has won the multicultural non-fiction category of the 2014 Next Generation Indie Book Awards and was a finalist in the historical Non-fiction category .
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Three agency titles in non-fiction best-seller lists this week
08 May 2014
The agency has three authors on the non-fiction charts this week:
Coming up Trumps ghosted by Deborah Crewe at no 4 hardback .
Black Rainbow by Rachel Kely at no 9 hardback.
Daddy’s LIttle Princess by Cathy Glas at no 3 paperback.
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Black Rainbow is top ten Sunday Times best-seller
08 May 2014
Rachel Kelly’s memoir Black Rainbow, published this week, enters the Sunday Times hardback non-fiction best-seller list at no 9.
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Coming Up Trumps is no 4 Sunday Times bestseller
08 May 2014
Baroness Trumpington’s memoirs Coming Up Trumps, agented by agency author Deborah Crewe, rises from no 5 to no 4 in this week’s Sunday Times best-seller list
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Cabin Fever interview now online
08 May 2014
Here’s the full video of Mandy Smith’s appearance on ITV’s This Morning:
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Cabin Fever remains in Amazon Top 50
08 May 2014
Mandy Smith’s air hostess memoir Cabin Fever is continuing to generate huge media attention, including an appearance on ITV’s This Morning yesterday, and the book is still riding high in the Amazon Top 50 bestsellers.
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David Haviland selects IPR Agent's Pick
08 May 2014
David Haviland has selected Joe Crawley’s comic memoir More Ketchup than Salsa as the winner of this month’s IPR Agent’s Pick, describing the book as “A very funny tale of the expat experience… The prose is rich with irony, wit and comic absurdity.”
