News
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One of the strangest episodes in polar history sold to Pegasus
04 Apr 2018
World English rights in Jeff Maynard’s Antarctica’s Lost Aviator: An Eccentric American’s Quest to Explore the Last Frontier on Earth have been bought by Pegasus.
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Princes of the Renaissance to Head of Zeus
04 Apr 2018
Head of Zeus have bought world rights in Mary Hollingsworth’s Princes of the Renaissance.
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The M Room: Secret Listeners who Bugged the Nazis to Yale
04 Apr 2018
Yale have bought World English rights in Helen Fry’s The M Room: Secret Listeners who Bugged the Nazis
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Recent Foreign Rights sales
04 Apr 2018
Romanian rights in Nicholas Best’s The Greatest Day in History: 11 November 1918.
Chinese rights in Julia Boyd’s Travellers in the Third Reich.
Japanese rights in Danny Orbach’s Curse on this Country.
Hungarian rights in Damiel Tammet’s Born on a Blue Day and Thinking in Numbers.
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Gavin Evans in Die Zeit
03 Apr 2018
Gavin Evans, author of Black Brain, White Brain, has written a powerful piece for German newspaper Die Zeit on the return of race ‘science’.
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Lots of coverage for Royal Legacy
28 Mar 2018
David McClure’s fascinating investigation into the wealth of the royal family Royal Legacy has been generating lots of interest, spurred by the engagement of Prince Harry to Meghan Markle.
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Cathy Glass at no 8
28 Mar 2018
Cathy Glass’s fostering memoir A Long Way From Home remains in the bestseller list at no 8.
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A Long Way From Home is Number 7
21 Mar 2018
Congratulations to Cathy Glass whose latest book is spending a fourth week in the charts. A Long Way From Home is Number 7 in the Sunday Times paperbacks this week.
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Antarctica’s Lost Aviator optioned for documentary
21 Mar 2018
Jeff Maynard’s Antarctica’s Lost Aviator has been optioned by Chemical Media (chemicalmedia.tv) a leading international producer of factual programming and draws on the newly discovered film footage of Ellsworth’s expeditions.
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Wilde's Women finalist in INDIE Book of the Year Awards
21 Mar 2018
Wilde’s Women by Eleanor Fitzsimons has been selected as a finalist in the Biography section of the Foreword INDIES Book of the Year Awards 2018. A panel of over 120 librarians and booksellers take part in the judging for the Foreword INDIES awards, narrowing down the thousands of entries received to a group of finalists and winners that represent the best books, all independently published, in over 60 categories. Winners in each genre—along with Editor’s Choice winners, and Foreword’s INDIE Publisher of the Year—will be announced on 15 June
