Monthly Archives: November 2010
Anthony Caleshu’s Of Whales is named as a Daily Telegraph Book of the Year. [T]he mad Melvillean poetry of Anthony Caleshu’s collection, Of Whales (Salt), an imaginative update of the equally subversive Moby-Dick for the 21st century. A short interview …
Here’s a taster of how Ryan’s Virtual Book Tour has been progressing: 12 November: leesmithwriter.com Ryan discussed his dream poet/musician collaboration, amongst other things, whilst preparing to read at the Crashaw Prize launch at the Phoenix Artist …
Philip Gross and Angela Topping will be reading at the London Review Bookshop’s FIRST EVER children’s poetry event, this Sunday 28th November Bring your kids down to the London Review Bookshop on Sunday, to see TS Eliot Prize winning poet, Philip Gross …
This week was the week we began work on our new romance imprint, Embrace Books. Lots of fun and a super challenge for the Cover Factory to get to grips with the first four romances, each dramatically different in style from period dramas to suspense st …
Ronnie McGrath on Data Trace “This is how space begins, with words only, signs traced on the blank page. To describe space: to name it, to trace it, like those portolano-makers who saturated the coastlines with the names of harbours, the names of capes …



