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.
19 Oct 2013
Mark Peel’s fascinating new biography of Shirley Williams for Biteback is extracted in the Daily Mail.
15 Oct 2013
Congratulations to Cathy Glass whose memoir Will You Love Me? Lucy’s Story is no 1 in the non-fiction paperback list for a fifth successive week.
15 Oct 2013
Dominic Carman’s controversial new book Heads Up is the lead story on the Manchester Evening News today.
15 Oct 2013
Mark Higgitt’s Through Fire and Water, recently reissued by Thistle Publishing, broke into the Amazon top ten bestseller list over the weekend.
14 Oct 2013
Mark Peel has written a piece for Celebrate Scotland on the life of the 14th Duke of Hamilton, the subject of Mark’s forthcoming book The Patriotic Duke, which will be released by Thistle Publishing at the end of October.
12 Oct 2013
Desmond Seward continues his association with Pegasus in the US with the sale of his acclaimed history of the Wars of the Roses.
08 Oct 2013
Romanian rights in Ian Graham’s Imposters.
Romanian rights in Roger Howard’s Operation Damocles.
Brazilian rights in Shed Simove’s blank book What Every Man Thinks About Apart From Sex.
German rights in Natacha Tormey’s Ants are Bitter: a childhood born ino a religious cult written with Nadene Ghouri.
08 Oct 2013
Congratulations to Cathy Glass who is no 1 in paperback non-fiction for a fourth week with Will You Love Me? Lucy’s Story.
05 Oct 2013
Vikie Shanks recently gave an interview to the BBC, describing her experiences as a single mother to seven autistic children.