08 Jan 2013
Cathy Glass’s Another Forgotten Child remains in the top 20 paperback non-fiction list at number 14.
07 Jan 2013
With the recent sale in Denmark, Marina Chapman’s memoir of being brought up by monkeys in the Columbian jungle, The Girl with no Name, has clocked up a dozen rights sales plus two serials and a two hour documentary to National Geographic. The book is published worldwide in April.
07 Jan 2013
E book publisher Crux have licensed rights in Desmond Seward’s Richard 111, Eugenie, Eleanor of Aquitaine and Napoleon & Hitler.
07 Jan 2013
Lawrence James has followed his editor Alan Samson from Little Brown to Weidenfeld for two separately contracted titles:
Churchill and the British Empire: Portrait of an Imperialist , looking at how Winston Churchill’s view of Empire changed over the course of his political career , will be published in July.
Divide, Conquer and Rule: The European Powers and Africa, 1840-1970 will embrace the imperial experience of Africa between the early conquests of France in Algeria and Britain in South Africa to the independence movements of the mid-twentieth century and will be published in 2015.
07 Jan 2013
The agency’s poll of its writers for the best book read in 2012, won by Alan Partridge’s I Partridge: We Need to Talk About Alan , features in Lost in Fiction at
07 Jan 2013
The Andrew Lownie Literary Agency has appointed David Haviland to build a fiction list, with the agency having previously specialised in non-fiction…
http://www.thebookseller.com/news/andrew-lownie-grow-fiction.html
05 Jan 2013
Czech and Slovak rights in Shed Simove’s business and psychology book Success Or Your Money Back, which features thirty secrets for success, and has garnered nineteen 5* reviews on Amazon, have been bought by Ottovo through Marion Bardou at Hay House.
05 Jan 2013
Casey Watson’s Crying For Help has been chosen by Amazon for its very successful Kindle 100 programme. For the next month, the book will be heavily promoted, and available to US readers for just $1.99.
03 Jan 2013
Cathy Glass’s Damaged is at number 11 in this week’s New York Times non-fiction bestseller list, making it seven consecutive weeks in the top twenty.
03 Jan 2013
After the recent success of Damaged, Cathy Glass’s I Miss Mummy has been chosen by Amazon for its very successful Kindle 100 programme. For the next month, the book will be heavily promoted, and available to US readers for just $1.99.