News
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Bordeaux Legends wins several prizes
05 Oct 2013
Congratulations to Jane Anson whose Bordeaux Legends has won the Gourmand Award for Best Wine Photography and OIV Special Jury Mention History and Literature Prize, and been short listed for a Roederer for Best International Wine Book.
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Ants are Bitter: a childhood born into a religious cult to Harper Collins
04 Oct 2013
World English rights in Natacha Tormey’s Ants are Bitter: a childhood born into a religious cult, written with Nadene Ghouri , have been sold to Harper Collins.
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Duchesses: Britain’s Duchesses in the twenty-first century sold to Bonnier
04 Oct 2013
World English rights in Jane Dismore’s Duchesses: Britain’s Duchesses in the twenty-first century, a series of interviews with Britain’s premier duchesses, have been sold to Bonnier.
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US rights in Nessa Carey's next book to Columbia University Press
04 Oct 2013
US rights in Nessa Carey’s Junk: A Journey Through the Dark Matter of the Genome have been sold to Columbia University Press.
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Dominic Carman in Daily Mail
03 Oct 2013
Dominic Carman’s fascinating new book about the experiences of leading independent school headteachers, Heads Up, has today been serialised in the Daily Mail. The book is launched this week by Thistle Publishing.
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Neil McKenna award nomination
02 Oct 2013
Neil McKenna’s Fanny & Stella has been nominated for the prestigious Green Carnation Prize, in a list that includes the Women’s Prize for Fiction 2013 winner, and three novels long-listed for this year’s Man Booker Prize.
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Paul Merrill in The Sun
02 Oct 2013
Paul Merrill’s hilarious new book Muddle Your Way Through Being a Grandparent, released this week for Grandparents Day, was extracted in yesterday’s Sun.
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Cathy Glass no 1 a third week
01 Oct 2013
Congratulations to Cathy Glass whose Will You Love Me?: Lucy’s Story is no 1 in paperback non-fiction list for a third week.
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Andrew Lownie interview
30 Sep 2013
Andrew Lownie is interviewed in the latest issue of The Harvard Square Edition:
The brave new world of agenting according to Andrew Lownie, Literary Agent
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Amazing World War Two story sold to Penguin
28 Sep 2013
US rights in Lee Trimble’s life of his father Beyond the Call: The Incredible True Story of One American’s Life-or-Death Mission on the Eastern Front in World War II have been bought by Penguin.
