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Book on Japanese military culture sold to Cornell University Press
21 Feb 2016
World English rights in Danny Orbach’s Curse on this Country have been sold to Cornell University Press. Based on original documents in fifteen archives and five different languages, the book sheds light on the underground culture of insubordination that became increasingly dominant in the Japanese armed forces, until it made the Pacific War possible
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Thistle in Writing Magazine
16 Feb 2016
There’s a nice piece on the agency’s publishing imprint Thistle Books in the current issue of Writing Magazine.
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Mail serial for 999 CSI
16 Feb 2016
The sensational new police memoir 999 CSI by Larry Henderson was serialised this week in the Daily Mail. The book has just been published by the agency’s imprint Thistle Books.
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Nick Pope and the X-Files
15 Feb 2016
Nick Pope has been busy in the media, writing about his real-life experiences to coincide with the relaunch of The X-Files.
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Able Seacat Simon is no 13 in hardback fiction chart
10 Feb 2016
Congratulations to Lynne Barrett-Lee whose Able Seacat Simon remains in the hardback fiction bestseller list at no 13
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Book on luck to Duckworth and Overlook
09 Feb 2016
Overlook and Duckworth have bought World English rights in Professor Gary Smith’s Lucky which looks at the importance of luck in everyday life. They published Standard Deviations: Flawed Assumptions,Tortured Data and Other Ways to Lie with Statistics
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Lady Jane Grey biography to Michael O'Mara
09 Feb 2016
UK rights in Nicola Tallis’s Crown of Blood have been bought by Michael O’Mara. Pegasus publish in the United States later this year.
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New Cathy Glass fostering memoir to Harper Collins
09 Feb 2016
Harper Collins have bought World rights in a new Cathy Glass fostering memoir Nobody’s Son about seven year-old Alex and his problems with his new foster family.
