Emmanuel Olympitis is interviewed on his new book Marked Cards on BBC Wiltshire on 21st October. You can listen to part one of the interview here. Part two of the interview was on BBC Wiltshire on 22nd October, which you can listen to here. You can get your copy of Marked Cards here

‘This is just the time of year or, perhaps, this is just the year that this book would appeal to a wider audience. To those of us who are not part of the publishing world, though we may have an interest in it, and now have time on our hands to pick up a book

James Hanratty is author of the Revised Edition of The Making of an Immigration Judge, get your copy here.

The BritishVogueBeauty & Lifestyle team are thrilled to be hosting the very first 5DaysOfVogue Wellness. BritishVogue beauty editors will be hosting a packed schedule of virtual events from 19-23 October, covering all aspects of wellness, with a host of hand-picked experts on topics including fitness, mental health, body positivity and emotional wellbeing. Quartet author Jane

“Life is a present; one can’t have enough of it, can one?”

Lesley Blanch 

We’re very pleased to announce that a new Lesley Blanch website has just been launched. It now includes a blog section called Spotlight, named after Lesley Blanch’s column in British Vogue during World War II. The blog will feature archive

Nicola Madge has written a piece for Female First listing ten things she’d like her readers to know about her. You can read the article here and get your copy of Sixty Somethings here today.

Nicola Madge writes a piece called Doing Time (At Home or at Work) for Psychology Today which you can read here. You can get your copy of Sixty Somethings here.

Venetia Welby will be reading from Dreamtime at Fictions of Every Kind: Heart and Prose event on Zoom this Wednesday 14th October. You can read about the event here.  We’re delighted to be publishing Dreamtime in 2021.

‘I am quite fascinated by social history so found this a really absorbing read. I think any women who lived through the Sixties would be interested in reading this partly to reminisce but also to compare their experiences with those of the women featured. Younger women like myself may be interested in getting a perspective