‘The Passenger is not only perfectly paced, it is filled with gorgeous observations and home truths written by an author with a perceptive eye.

This eloquent tale about an unlikely friendship, about opening ourselves up to new experiences and not being afraid to share our stories with strangers, is both heart-warming and heart-breaking.

But its real strength lies in the way it so wisely and astutely reveals how we can never leave the places that shaped us, nor forget those who have played such important roles in our lives. Who knew a taxi journey could be so enlightening?’

Reading Matters gives The Passenger by Maryam Sachs four stars in a sparkling review…

James Pembroke describes Britain’s history of fine dining to the Daily Express. He reveals everything from the first fish and chip shop and pizza to the world’s oldest surviving restaurant.

Growing Up in Restaurants by James Pembroke is available now!

The latest title from Karen Ruimy, The Voice of the Angel is available now!

‘His impressive knowledge is put to admirable use in examining the evolution of Jewish history, culture, biblical and religious and intellectual thought, and the repressive effect of Nazism’ 

The Association of Jewish Refugees Journal on Walking with the Light by Rabbi Jonathan Wittenberg.

Tatler’s Online Bystander writes about The Oldie Literary Lunch, where James Pembroke discussed Growing Up in Restaurants. 

Growing Up in Restaurants by James Pembroke is available now!

Anne Dunhill shares all in The Daily Mail. She describes the tragic death of her beloved daughter, Anita, and her newly found love in a man who experienced  a similar tragedy, with the death of his son.

Anita: A Memoir is available now!

Accomplished entrepreneur and writer James Palumbo has been made a peer in the latest honours list.

We published the perceptive and innovative TOMAS  in 2009.

 ‘Absolutely amazing.. it’s the most energetic, surreal and extraordinary novel I have read for a very long time… it’s really remarkable’  Stephen Fry

‘Savage satire of the highest calibre’  Monocle

‘A scathing attack on celebrity culture’  TLS

‘The noises I made whilst reading this book frightened people’  Noel Fielding

‘Visionary, revealing grim truths’  Evening Standard

 Now is the time to get your copy – only £10!

The Telegraph gives a timeline and synopsis of plays by Terence Rattigan

Terence Rattigan: The Man and His Work by Michael Darlow was published in 2012, and is available now!

The Financial Times reviews The Passenger by Maryam Sachs.

‘The passenger herself is well drawn, and the final stages of the novel – in which memories that she has “tried to erase so desperately” return to her in a Proustian rush – are movingly and convincingly done.’

The Passenger by Maryam Sachs is out now!

Our Climate-Change Cathedral  by Andrew Stuffaford for The National Review. ‘The end of the world, it appears, will always be with us.’ Andrew Stuffaord discusses The Age of Global Warming by Rupert Darwall.  The Age of Global Warming is out now!

Meera Syral and Brian Sewell were guests on Have I Got News for You back in 1999. Watch it here!

Outsider, Outsider II, Naked Emperors and The Orwell Essays by Brian Sewell are available now!

‘If you sail a gaffer or are simply interested in boats then this book will be a valued addition to your library.‘  The Creeksailor on Sailing Gaffers: Stories from Fifty Years of the Old Gaffers Association