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Phoenix FM Podcast - Mark Hayhurst

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AUTHOR INTERVIEW:
Jessica Gregson

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If you've read Friday at the Nobody Inn - you'll know what we are talking about when we say 'Steal this Song'

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Friday At The Nobody Inn - Mark Hayhurst Preview

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Jessica Gregson on The Noon Show

What Mslexia are saying about us!

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Three book deal for 'persistent' author

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Free Book Group Reading Guide

If you are interested in picking The Angel Makers as your next book club book you can download the reading group guide for free! The guide is also included in the back of the book (both hardback and paperback).

The Angel Makers

A Blues for Shindig

Limited collectible editions signed by the author. Numbered and limited in availability.
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'I have never been better loved' - The Guardian Interview Mo Foster
"I was nearly 70 and hadn't really believed I would ever get published when late in 2005 I was offered a two-book deal. My entire world changed. . ."
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Babers Apple

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Jon Haylett

Jon was born in east Africa and has travelled and worked in north, central and southern Africa and the Caribbean, their vivid landscapes providing the inspiration for his writing. After thirty challenging years teaching secondary school pupils, he withdrew to a remote peninsula in Northwest Scotland in order to write, producing winning entries to two major international short story competitions, the 2003 Bridport Price and the 2005 Royal Society of Literature’s VS Prichett Prize.

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The Royal Society of Arts

A good start to the year and let's hope it carries on like this. I arrived back to my desk to find I had been elected as a fellow of The Royal Society of Arts - fantastic news! I will...

Hurrah for London Libraries!

London Libraries have taken on A Blues for Shindig by our lovely author Mo Foster to promote throughout London as part of their scheme to deliver books that are either limited editions, or from smaller independent publishers, to a wider...

Squidoo!

We have just set up a Squidoo lens for PaperBooks so have a look and see what we have featured over at our lens: Squidoo Lens - PaperBooks

Not Just a Very Good Writer!

Congrats to Jon Haylett - author of Cry of the Justice Bird for taking the plunge and setting up his own website. We are currently finding places to link this to but tell everyone you know about it and get...

Author Interview - Paul Burman

Fantastic news! One of our authors Paul Burman - The Snowing and Greening of Thomas Passmore is getting some great publicity before his book has even hit the shelves! This is set to be a biggy so we have made...

Essex - fighting back!

An interesting snippet of information forwarded to me by my colleague Danielle has filled me with pride for my home county! Essex, contrary to its dumbed-down image, now boasts more reading groups than any other county. The tastes of these...

Saffron Walden Literary Festival

If you are interested - I will be giving a talk at the Saffron Walden Literary Festival next week on Thursday afternoon - all about how to get published. The festival should be a huge amount of fun with some...

A Huge Thank You to Borders

I am not sure if there are ever any people from Borders reading this blog but I have to say that They have been absolutely fantastic. From the moment we submitted our first titles to them they have been nothing...

Justice Bird Success!

Huge excitement over here at PaperBooks as Borders have just approached us to ask if they can put the Cry of the Justice Bird in to their book group for a second month running as it got such great reviews...

Book Groups Galore

Just to let you know if you are desperate to get your hands on copies of either The Angel Makers by Jessica Gregson or Cry of the Justice Bird by Jon Haylett they have both been picked by Borders as...