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Last Thursday we travelled up to Edinburgh to celebrate the publication of Justin Davies’ brilliant middle-grade debut Help! I Smell a Monster at Blackwell’s, Edinburgh’s oldest [...]

Beth Kempton’s Wabi Sabi: Japanese Wisdom for a Perfectly Imperfect Life has taken the world by storm since it’s initial publication by Piatkus in August 2018. With the latest deal [...]

Psychologist and writer Elaine Kasket spoke with The Observer over the weekend about what happens to our social media accounts when we die, and how its changing the way we mourn. In the [...]

Elaine Kasket appeared on BBC Radio 4’s Today show this morning to discuss our online legacy, and what happens to our data and our digital privacy after we’re gone. Elaine’s [...]

You shouldn’t judge a book by it’s cover, but Caroline Hulse’s The Adults is just as good on the outside as it is on the inside. Her observant and witty debut follows Matt and [...]

We are delighted by the news that Elizabeth Brooks’ haunting and mesmerising debut novel, The Call of the Curlew, has been shortlisted for The Waverton Good Read Award 2018. The award, [...]

We are unbelievably excited that Dinah Jefferies’ new novel has hit the bestseller lists in its first three days of sales! The Missing Sister, a poignant story of love, loss and family tragedy, [...]

Crossing Over, Ann Morgan’s novel about a surprising friendship amidst trauma and uncertainty has been acquired by Audible by commissioning editor Harriet Poland. World English Language [...]

We are so pleased that Victoria Walters has signed a two-book deal with independent digital publisher Hera Books. World English language rights were acquired by Keshini Naidoo from Hannah [...]

We are beyond excited that Tiger Aspect has snapped up  TV rights to Caroline Hulse’s observant and witty debut The Adults. The deal was made by Emily Hayward-Whitlock at The Artists Partnership [...]