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The Monica Porter story continues to spread
31 Mar 2014
Monica Porter’s sensational memoir Raven: My year of dating dangerously… continues to stir debate. This weekend it featured as a reference point in another Mail story about the sex lives of older people.
‘As 60-year-old Monica Porter’s memoir about having sex with younger men, published in The Mail on Sunday this month, continues to cause a sensation, Miss Sayle hopes to cash in on the desire of middle-aged people ‘to explore their fantasies’.’
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Andrew Lownie remains the world's leading literary agent
31 Mar 2014
Andrew Lownie has consolidated his position as the world’s leading literary agent, with a remarkable 44 deals in the last six months, according to Publishers Marketplace.
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Jessie Childs reviewed in the New Statesman
31 Mar 2014
There’s a great review for Jessie Childs’ God’s Traitors in this week’s New Statesman.
‘….Detailed and absorbing…compelling…God’s Traitors is both a dramatic and thrilling story of fear, faith, courage and deceit and an important exposé of the terror of life as a Catholic in Elizabethan England.’ Anna Whitelock, New Statesman
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The Seymour Scandal to Pegasus
28 Mar 2014
Pegasus have bought US rights in Elizabeth Norton’s The Seymour Scandal, the little-known story of how Queen Elizabeth 1, aged fourteen, fell in love with a man who was attractive, charming and exciting but who was also three times her age, her stepmother’s husband and the most dangerous man in England.
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Wilde's Women to Duckworth
28 Mar 2014
Duckworth have bought World English rights in Eleanor Fitzsimon’s Wilde’s Women , a ground-breaking new book which explores the many rewarding relationships that the writer Oscar Wilde enjoyed with a series of fascinating and accomplished women throughout his life.
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Monica Porter in Forbes magazine
25 Mar 2014
Monica Porter, author of sensational new memoir Raven: My year of dating dangerously…, is interviewed this week in Forbes magazine.
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St Martin's buys account of WW2 battle in Italy
25 Mar 2014
St Martin’s Press have bought world rights in Christian Jennings’ If I Live to See the Dawn : At War on the Gothic Line 1944 - ‘45 an account of a crucial battle in Italy in 1944 told through the exploits of twelve men of eight different nationalities.
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