We are very pleased to confirm that Ronan Colgan, our advisory Publishing Director, has been appointed President of Publishing Ireland, the Irish Book Publishers’ Association. Publishing Ireland… Read more “Publishing Ireland”

From the acclaimed Kirkus, a great review of Morbid Thoughts, by Michael McGovern: “Although this story is often somber and grotesque, McGovern injects enough nuance to prevent… Read more “Kirkus Review – Morbid Thoughts”

We are very pleased to announce that The Fallen: Gardaí Killed in Service, 1922 – 1949, by Colm Wallace is now on sale. It is available to… Read more “New release – The Fallen”

We are very pleased to announce that Betsy Bee wants to be a Beautician, by Majella Delaney and illustrated by Alice Power, is now available. This is the… Read more “New Release – Betsy Bee wants to be a Beautician”

We are very pleased to announce that Morbid Thoughts, the debut novel by Michael McGovern, is now on sale and available in print and ebook. About the… Read more “New release – Morbid Thoughts”

It’s always exciting to hear about a new publisher starting up, and we’re delighted to see that Mudpie Books will enter the world on 3 May this… Read more “A new publisher is born! Welcome, Mudpie Books!”

We are very pleased to announce that ‘The Middle Line’, by author and CEO Ronan Foley, is now available in print and ebook. This work looks at… Read more “New release – The Middle Line: A Different Way of Doing Business”

A well-known tabloid newspaper, in association with Penguin Random House, is running a £20k prize for debut crime novelists. To enter, the novel must be your first book,… Read more “Penguin Random House launch £20k prize for debut crime writers”

Amazon have just announced the launch of a new £20,000 prize for authors publishing their books on Kindle. This prize, called The Kindle Storyteller Award, is open… Read more “The Kindle Storyteller Award”

If things don’t change, and there have been no sign that they will, next week will mark the 15th week where Joe Wicks has held the number… Read more “Times are not lean for Joe Wicks”