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“I Want to Write Something Set in Scotland Next”
Luan Goldie has been profiled in the Sunday Post. Pick up the latest issue of the paper to read the full interview, which discusses Luan’s Scottish background and family, the...
Nightingale Point is a Waterstones “Bookseller Favourite”
Luan Goldie‘s Nightingale Point has been highlighted in retailer Waterstones’ newsletter under the heading “Bookseller Favourites.” Bookseller Nicole at Hemel Hempstead says “A very thought-provoking look at the late 1990s that...
“Our pick of the best new books”
Candis has chosen Luan Goldie‘s Nightingale Point as its favourite debut this week: “A riveting read, drawing from the devastation of real life events in London and Amsterdam…the story is told...
My Weekly recommends The Mothers
My Weekly recommends Sarah J Naughton‘s The Mothers as one of three books to read “If you like friends and family” “Five women who meet at antenatal group become friends...
Nightingale Point is a “MUST READ”
The Daily Mail has featured Luan Goldie‘s Nightingale Point on its “MUST READS” feature. “Costa prize-winning author Goldie compassionately explores the ways her characters’ lives are changed, and how they live with the...
An Exclusive Short Story by Sarah J Naughton
The Sunday Express‘s S Magazine has published a short story by Sarah J Naughton, “Silk Lining”. Pick up a copy of the latest magazine to read it. It’s supporting her latest...
Catch Up with Stephen on TalkRadio
Stephen Smith, author of The Boy in the Cellar, has been interviewed by Matthew Wright on TalkRadio. Listen to the interview here. The segment starts around the 3:30 time...
“An Emotionally Charged Thriller that Plays on the Tragic Humanity of its Characters”
Rachael Blok‘s The Scorched Earth has been reviewed in the Irish Times. Becky Long said: “As the plots unfolds, Blok skilfully rachets up the tension, immersing her readers in a close-knit,...
Follow The Mothers’ Highly Successful Blog Tour!
Sarah J Naughton‘s new novel, The Mothers, is creating a massive buzz on its book tour. Follow all the stops here: 6th January Hooked from Page One – Review –...
“An Elegant and Suspenseful Gothic Chiller”
Ruth Ware‘s The Turn of the Key has been featured in the Mail on Sunday‘s article “The Must-Read Books of the Year.” Craig Brown, the paper’s “Critic of the Year”, calls...
Recent News
- Jane at Novel Nights · 21.01.20
- “I Want to Write Something Set in Scotland Next” · 21.01.20
- Nightingale Point is a Waterstones “Bookseller Favourite” · 21.01.20
- “Our pick of the best new books” · 17.01.20
- My Weekly recommends The Mothers · 17.01.20
- Nightingale Point is a “MUST READ” · 17.01.20
