Lauren Goldstein Crowe will be speaking about Isabella Blow at Daunt Books, Marylebone next Thursday!
Lauren Goldstein Crowe will be talking Isabella Blow at Daunt Books, 83 Marylebone High Street next Thursday, 20th February. Kick off at 7pm…
It is going to be a fantastic evening!
Tickets are £8 and will entitle you to a glass of wine and 20% off your signed copy of Isabella Blow: A Life in
The Nzedge on The White Lake by John Borrell
‘Borrell’s account of the travails, drama and misadventures of creating a luxury lodge in post-Communist Poland reads like a novel – one that could only have been lived, and written, by a consummate foreign correspondent.’
The Nzedge quotes CBS News foreign correspondent Allen Pizzey’s thoughts on The White Lake. Read here for the
The Paddy Power Political Book Awards announce their shortlist and The Necessity of Poverty by John Bird is on it !
The Paddy Power Political Book Awards announce their shortlist, and The Necessity of Poverty by John Bird has been nominated for polemic of the year…
The Necessity of Poverty by John Bird is available now!
The Sunday Times reviews Taking Morgan by David Rose
‘Among the novel’s strengths are the author’s in-depth knowledge of the region and its political complexities. Both an espionage yarn and the story of a marriage, it contains all the twists and double-crosses you could wish for, yet mercifully lacks the wham-bam formulaic clunkiness of more seasoned writers of spy fiction’
The Sunday Times reviews
Tatler Bystander on the launch of The White Lake by John Borrell in the Groucho Club
Last week we launched The White Lake by John Borrell at The Groucho Club. Tatler Bystander Online describes the event… The White Lake by John Borrell is available now!
Michael Darlow writes a guest blog for Russian writer Grigory Ryzhakov’s blog
Michael Darlow writes a guest blog for Russian writer Grigory Ryzhakov’s blog
Born in Siberia by Michael Darlow is available now!
The Evening Standard on the launch of The White Lake by John Borrell
‘The Londoner left the Groucho Club last night confused as to whether the party invite had been to a book launch or a vodka party. The trouble is the author of The White Lake, John Borrell, is not just a scribe. He also distils his own spirits from his estate in Poland, which were being
David Gee Books reviews Backing into Light: My Father’s Son by Colin Spencer
‘Spencer’s handling of this prickly subject is as good as James Baldwin’s in Another Country, one of the most significant novels of the 20th century.’
David Gee reviews Backing into Light: My Father’s Son by Colin Spencer for his blog and praises Colin’s handling of bisexuality within the book. Get your copy today!