News

We are pleased to share that Patricia Gooch the author of, Just An Ordinary Life, got featured in the Norwich Evening News.

Murder in a Season, A fourth book of the Murder series by Douglas Hall, has been featured in a programme on CTV National News Channel. The book was displayed prominently in the intro and during the programme. The programmers praised the book off-camera too, and showed the intention to buy several copies for the whole family as Christmas gifts.

We are pleased to share that the Ambassador of Morrocco to Ireland, HE Dr Lahcen Mahraoui, presided at Trinity Centre for Literacy and Cultural Translation, Trinity College Dublin, chaired the book launch event of The Best Is Possible by the authors Desmond Swan and Touria Jouilla McKee.

Christine Lynch, the author of Margaret: Daughter of Destiny, recently attended an author meet and a book launch event. A diverse group of people attended the event and greatly enjoyed the memorable evening. The author read from her book and engaged with the people in attendance as well.

We are excited to share with you all that Mumbles and the Tall Tree Wood, a children’s book by Sian Spencer-Little, has been featured in an article on The Family Grapevine’s website.

We are delighted to share that Meeting Pip by Fiona Lowry has been awarded The Golden Wizard Book Award. The children’s read has been exceptionally loved by all and this award is a testament to that fact.

We are pleased to share that Finian O’Sullivan, the author of A Crude Vision, was recently mentioned and discussed along with his book, in the Irish Times.

Ro Collingborn, the author of the children’s book, Monday May, was recently featured in a local magazine. The children’s author delved into her work and her journey towards the completion of her book.

Charles Towlson, the author of Fallen Roads, has recently been featured in a local news site, Dispatch. The article praises the author for publishing his first novel at the age of 70 years.

Michael Daly, the author of The Midnight Mannequins and Other Stories, attended a book reading event on 28^th September, at Creative Conversations at Glasgow University. The author read from his book and it was a memorable event for all in attendance, including the author who was appreciated later through a tweet by a great writer, Louise Welsh.

Kevin Michael Stevenson, the author of Living With(in) Your Ends, attended the 19th Days of Applied Psychology conference in Nis, Serbia. The conference was held on the 29^th and 30^th September.

We are proud to share that Flynn Wilkinson, the author of Keeping My Promise, appeared briefly on The Christian O'Connell Show on the Radio. The show and the host are top-rated in Australia. The author in that brief discussion had the opportunity to discuss his book, Keeping My Promises, published in 2017.

We are thrilled to share that Marc O'Brien, the author of The Final Fence: Sophomores In The Saddle, was recently interviewed by Sassy Reviews.

We are pleased to share that Su Murley, the author of the children’s book, Shirley Murley, recently got featured in the WH Times.

A book launch event was organised recently by Sylvie Rouhani, the author of The Blossoming Lotus. The event was attended by a wide array of people from different age groups. It was a lively gathering where the audience freely interacted with the author and bought his signed copies.

We are pleased to share that Philip Photiou, the author of The Lamb of God, got featured in a magazine called European Yorkist. The August edition of the magazine carried a picture of him with his book and a book introduction.

We are pleased to share that Tina Hughes, the author of Tales of Tynant, was recently featured in a newspaper. The article delved deep into the book and praised the author for great work.

T. G. Trouper, the author of the Astrid Series, recently appeared on ‘Eat My Brunch’ as part of The Book Club with Sylvia Kent on Phoenix 98 FM.

In a poignant and culturally significant event, the author of From Rehab to Life, Tamara Gabriel, had the honour of meeting with the current Black Mayor of Southwark.

Indelible: A Social Worker in the Wake of Civil War, the autobiography of Wendy Nordick, has been featured by the BC Association of Social Workers’ website. The feature discusses the author’s background and a brief introduction to the book.