15 Nov 2011
Cathy Glass and Casey Watson remain in the top ten this week respectively at no 6 and no 7.
15 Nov 2011
Congratulations to Cathy Glass whose The Night the Angels Came is no 1 in Kindle Non Fiction
10 Nov 2011
Irreverent military gossip website, the Army Rumour Service - ARRSE for short - has been entertaining the defence community for over a decade. Now the forum has its own spin-off book, described as an insider’s guide to the British Army and published today. Author Major Des Astor told British Forces News what readers could expect.
10 Nov 2011
Congratulations to Frank Ledwidge and Roger Crowley who are respectively no 4 and 5 in Amazon’s history best sellers of 2011
10 Nov 2011
Cathy Glass’s current best seller The Night the Angels Came, published a few weeks ago, has fifty 5 * Amazon reviews and one rogue 1 4* which must surely be a record. Her first book Damaged has eighty one 5* reviews but eleven 4, two 3 and one 2*.
09 Nov 2011
Congratulations to Frank Ledwidge and Roger Crowley whose Losing Small Wars and City of Fortune have both made Amazon’s top (ie favourite) 50 books of the year.
08 Nov 2011
Congratulations to Cathy Glass whose The Night The Angels Came is Number 5 in the paperback charts this week and Casey Watson whose The Boy No One Loved is Number 6.
07 Nov 2011
Alan Baker’s Dyatlov Pass to Russia.
Nessa Carey’s The Epigenetics Revolution to Russia.
Polish rights in Roger Crowley’s Constantinople and Empires of the Sea.
Alicia Eaton’s NLP: Fix Your Life to Russia.
David Haviland’s Why You Should Store Your Farts in a Jar to Indonesia.
US rights in Robert Hutchinson’s Young Henry to St Martin’s Press.
Geoffrey Roberts’s Stalin’s General to Russia, Poland and Estonia.
07 Nov 2011
Mark Peel’s authorised life of the politician Shirley Williams has been sold to Biteback for publication next year.