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  • Recent translation sales

    10 Jun 2025

    Estonian rights in Paul Morland’s No One Left: Why the World Needs More Children.

    Spanish rights in Selwyn Parker’s The Great Crash

    Russian rights in Daniel Tammet’s Nine Minds.

  • US rights sold in Diana book

    28 May 2025

    Pegasus have bought North American rights in Andy Webb’s book on Diana and the Panorama interview Dianarama.

  • The Memory Artist to Profile

    28 May 2025

    Profile have bought World English rights in Daniel Tammet’s The Memory Artist, the biography of ‘Mr Memory’.

  • Recent translation sales

    21 May 2025

    Bulgarian rights in Christopher Fuhrmann’s Rasputin: The Untold Story.

    Albanian, Dutch and FInnish rights in A Spy in the Family by David Gardner and Paul Henderson.

    French rights in Cathy Glass’s A Family Torn Apart.

    Russian rights in Joanna Moncrieff’s Chemically Imbalanced: the Making and Unmaking of the Serotonin Myth.

  • thriller-to-michael-joseph

    21 May 2025

    Michael Joseph have bought World rights in James Mack’s thriller The Kill Chain and in a further novel. They are also reissuing his backlist.

  • 1483 book bought by The History Press

    21 May 2025

    World English rights in Jo Wilkinson’s 1483: : A Game of Kings have been bought by The History Press.

  • Odyssey Moscow is a USA Today bestseller

    21 May 2025

    Congratulations to Mike Calvey whose Odyssey Moscow: One American’s Journey from Russia Optimist to Prisoner of the State has reached no 15 on the USA Today bestseller list.

  • Jack the Ripper book optioned

    25 Apr 2025

    David Bullock’s candidate for Jack the Ripper The Man Who Would Be Jack has been optioned by Birdie Pictures.

  • Spy book to Reach

    25 Apr 2025

    Reach have bought UK& Commonwealth rights in A Model Spy Rory Maclean’s biography of the German spy Gisela Klein .

  • Recent translation sales

    25 Apr 2025

    Polish rights in Anthony Everitt’s The Rise of Rome : The making of the World’s Greatest Empire.

    Simplified Chinese rights in Helen Fry’s Women in Intelligence.

    French rights for Cathy Glass’s A Family Torn Apart.

    Russian rights in Richard Wallace’s Chanel’s War.