News
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Excellent coverage for Wilde's Women
19 Oct 2015
Eleanor Fitzsimons’ Wilde’s Women has had extensive coverage including:
‘Fitzsimons has produced a thought-provoking and illuminating read that is sure to offer new lines of thought for even the most knowledgeable Wilde fan. Thoroughly readable and accessible, this is a must for students of Wilde of those who just have an appreciation of the man and his work. ’
http://www.welovethisbook.com/reviews/wildes-women
Her feature on writing Wilde’s Women in The Irish Times :
http://www.irishtimes.com/culture/books/oscar-wilde-ladies-man-1.2394384
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Good review for Black Brain, White Brain
16 Oct 2015
Gavin Evans’ fascinating new book Black Brain, White Brain has had yet another good review, this time on South Africa’s national radio station, Radio 702.
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FT reviews David Lough's No More Champagne
15 Oct 2015
The Financial Times review of David Lough’s No More Champagne: Churchill and his Money can be found http://www.prospectmagazine.co.uk/arts-and-books/book-review-no-more-champagne-by-david-lough
‘This excellent and entertaining work is worth reading for the lists of more than 1,000 bottles of champagne and 250 bottles of brandy that Churchill got through in 1949 alone. ’
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Yale buys Helen Fry's latest WW2 book
15 Oct 2015
Yale University Press have bought World English rights in Helen Fry’s The London Cage: The Scandal of MI6 and Prisoners-of-War in WW2.
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Cathy Glass is no 2 for yet another week
14 Oct 2015
Congratulations to Cathy Glass whose Girl Alone remains at no 2 in the paperback non-fiction bestseller list.
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Clare Hollingworth life would make good film
14 Oct 2015
Clare Hollingworth’s life story attracting considerable interest with two million page impressions in last week of coverage. Smithsonian Magazine is latest to say it would make a good film.
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Ros Russell at Archway with Words Festival
13 Oct 2015
Ros Russell will be discussing her new book Burma’s Spring on Wednesday at the Archway with Words Festival.
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Recent Foreign Rights Sales
13 Oct 2015
Nessa Carey’s Junk: A Journey Through the Dark Matter of the Genome in Korea.
Patrick Dillon’s Story of Buildings in Russia.
Hitler’s Forgotten Children by Ingrid von Oelhafen and Tim Tate in Romania.
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Clare Hollingworth in the news
09 Oct 2015
There’s a long article in The Daily Mail on Clare Hollingworth. The agency is going out with an authorised biography by Patrick Garrett this week
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Marius Gabriel moves into US top 5 bestsellers
08 Oct 2015
Marius Gabriel’s latest historical novel Wish Me Luck As You Wave Me Goodbye has moved into the top 5 US Kindle bestsellers. The novel was published recently by Lake Union.
