News
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Time Magazine covers launch of Of Fortunes and War
11 Oct 2016
Patrick Garrett’s fascinating biography of journalist Clare Hollingworth continues to generate huge media interest, with a long piece in the current issue of Time Magazine.
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Of Fortunes and War in The Correspondent
03 Oct 2016
There’s a terrific review for Patrick Garrett’s fascinating biography of journalist Clare Hollingworth in The Correspondent.
“The story of how Clare Hollingworth achieved her great scoop, the outbreak of World War Two, during her first week as a journalist is well known, but it is always worth telling again, especially when it is done with such verve and skill as it is by Patrick Garrett.”
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The M Room featured in The Telegraph
03 Oct 2016
The M Room, by historian Helen Fry, was featured in a Telegpraph article this week on the preservation of important World War Two site Trent Park.
Walls that gave up Nazi secrets to be preserved in new museum
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Recent Foreign Rights sales
01 Oct 2016
Turkish rights in Rachel Kelly’s Walking on Sunshine: 52 Small Steps to Happiness.
Chinese rights in Angus Konstan’s Jutland 1916: Twelve Hours That Decided The Great War.
Chinese rights in Beyond the Call: The Incredible True Story of One American’s Life-or-Death Mission on the Eastern Front in World War II by Lee Trimble and Jeremy Dronfield.
Chinese rights in A Life in Death : The Remarkable Career of DI Richard Venables, Disaster Detective by Richard Venables and Kris Hollington
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Louis XlV biography to Pegasus
01 Oct 2016
Pegasus have bought North American rights in a new biography of Louis XlV by Josephine Wilkinson.
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New Julie Shaw book to Harper Collins
01 Oct 2016
Harper Collins have commissioned Sins of the Father the latest in her Hudson family non-fiction saga.
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Cathy Glass still at no 2
28 Sep 2016
Congratulations to Cathy Glass whose Can I Let You Go? remains at number 2 in the paperback Sunday Times bestseller list.
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Theo Aronson climbs the charts
27 Sep 2016
Two titles by the ever-popular royal historian Theo Aronson are currently selling well. The King in Love, the story of Edward VII’s mistresses, is currently at #12 in the Kindle bestseller list. And A Family of Kings, about the descendants of Christian IX of Denmark is also in the top 100, at #64.
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New Kindle Single from Nicholas Best
22 Sep 2016
Nicholas Best’s powerful historical novella The Hangman’s Story has just been launched in the Kindle Single store - it’s currently the first book on the homepage.
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Cathy Glass remains at no 2.
21 Sep 2016
Cathy Glass’s Can I Let You Go? is Number 2 again in the Sunday Times non-fiction Paperback Bestsellers list.
