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Christian Jennings writes for Nautilus magazine
24 Oct 2013
“To a distraught parent whose child has gone missing, the unique genetic code embedded within every cell of the human body is of particular value. That code, spelled out in A’s, C’s, T’s, and G’s, may reveal that their loved one is among the anonymous dead. Hundreds of thousands of people disappear every year around the world because of natural disasters, wars, crimes, and treacherous journeys to other countries. They often leave behind family members, who now may turn to an international organization that specializes in decoding the identities of the deceased.”
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Cathy Glass is no 2
23 Oct 2013
Cathy Glass’s memoir Will You Love Me? Lucy’s Story is no 2 in the non-fiction paperback list having been no 1 for the last five weeks.
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David Haviland selects IPR Agent's Pick
23 Oct 2013
IPR License, the global and digital marketplace for books rights, has announced that Samsun Lobe has won the October ‘Agents Pick’ for his fantasy novel Ruin: Birth of a Legend.
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'Chief Whip' on Guido Fawkes
21 Oct 2013
Natalie Rowe’s sensational new memoir Chief Whip continues to generate huge media interest, including: Guido Fawkes The Spectator
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'Heads Up' in the Telegraph
21 Oct 2013
There’s more coverage of Dominic Carman’s new book Heads Up in the Daily Telegraph:
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More success for Thistle
21 Oct 2013
A number of recent releases from the agency’s in-house imprint Thistle Publishing are selling strongly. Jane Austen: A Companion is hovering just outside the Amazon Top 20, while Tom Pocock’s Horatio Nelson is up to #75 in the Kindle bestseller list.
Update: Horatio Nelson is now up to #14 in the Kindle bestseller list.
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Josephine Ross into Top 100
20 Oct 2013
Josephine Ross’s Jane Austen: A Companion has broken into the Kindle Top 100.
Update: The book is now in the top 20.
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Two sensational memoirs launch today
20 Oct 2013
Today the agency launches two sensational memoirs, which both feature prominently in the Sunday tabloids. Jacky Donovan’s Instant Whips and Dream Toppings is serialised in The Sun on Sunday. This is a shocking ‘dom rom com’, as Jacky transforms into Mistress Kimberley, a high-class dominatrix in command of her very own dungeon. The second book is Natalie Rowe’s Chief Whip, which makes the front page of The People: Natalie Rowe: ‘I licked George Osborne’s ear, my boyfriend saw and they started fighting’ George Osborne denies former dominatrix claims he ran naked in street after she locked him out of house Both books are published by Thistle Publishing.
