Press
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Constance Villiers Stuart Press Coverage
Constance Villiers Stuart by Mary Ann Prior has received some wonderful press coverage this month including a page feature in the Telegraph gardening section which included images from the book. Further coverage includes features in Gardens Illustrated, Garden News, Hortus plus more.
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Arnold Bennett Press Coverage
Patrick Donovan’s Arnold Bennett: Lost Icon continues to receive brilliant press attention. This month the book was reviewed in the Oldie and the Telegraph, and next month in Literary Review.
“Hated by Woolf, but this life of Arnold Bennett proves the literary snobs wrong” the Sunday Times
“Excellent book” A.N Wilson, the Spectator
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Churchill in Punch in TLS
Churchill in Punch by Gary L. Stiles featured in the Times Literary Supplement and the Oldie this month. Further coverage includes reviews in the Churchill Bulletin, Finest Hour, Church Times and Choice magazine.
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Life Lines on This Morning
Tracey Trussell author of Life Lines appeared on This Morning with Phillip Schofield and Holly Willoughby on 6th July. Tracey analysed both presenters’ handwriting and doodles live on air as well as giving them some snippets from her book.
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War Babies Blog Tour
“I couldn’t put this book down until the last page. ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️” Lynda’s Book Reviews
“This is a brilliantly plotted book…Billington has used her skill at capturing a moment, a point in time, and making so much depend on it, while making sure that her characters also move on, change and develop.” Northern Reader
“At its heart this is a book about...
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Robbie Blog Tour
“A highly enjoyable, entertaining read for young adults, although I think it will be more preferable to boys rather than girls. Gripping, compelling and fast paced from beginning to end.” Stacey Hammond
“I was engrossed in the action going on and the situations Robbie got himself into. It is fasted paced and a brilliant short mystery kind of... -
The Few Who Flew in RAF News
This month an interview with author Michael Naseby about his new book The Few Who Flew featured in RAF News. Michael discussed his training as an RAF pilot during National Service as well as his love of flying.
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Adrift in The New Yorker
Unicorn bestseller, Adrift by Tracey Williams continues to receive great global press coverage with the latest highlights including a 5 page feature article in The New Yorker, an author interview in Devon Life, author feature in the summer edition of Marine Conservation Society, and a story in Toronto Star.
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Vanity Project in Vogue
Following a launch in the US with a guestlist of stars, Vanity Project by Dave Thomas was featured in a Vogue exclusive this month. Dave shared stories and photos from the book. Further coverage includes an interview on BBC News, a feature in LA magazine and coverage of the launch event on WWD. Dave will also be interviewed on Talk Radio Europe...
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Daily Mail interviews Simon Murray
Simon Murray author of Nobody Will Shoot You If You Make Them Laugh was interviewed by Ruth Sunderland in the Daily Mail on Friday 5th November. The interview and new memoir covers his illustrious career and adventurous life. The interview was also published in This is Money on Saturday 6th November too.
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Women Who Shaped Modern Art in Britain Press Coverage
The Women Who Shaped Modern Art in Britain by James Scott received a glowing review in Country Life last month.
"What these stories show most thrillingly is that the great adventure of art is not essentially about things or theories. It's about people." Ian Collins, Country Life.
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The Garden Diary of Doctor Darwin in Country Life
Country Life reviewed Susan Campbell's latest book The Garden Diary of Doctor Darwin last month. Reviewer Steven Desmond says: "This book is a window into the private world of a comfortable professional family in the mid 19th century, one of whom went on to change the world."
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