Author, David Ledain was interviewed about gay parenting on 'Woman's Hour' on 7th August.
Click here to listen to the interview (or download the podcast)
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The latest publicity for our clients
17 Aug 2017
BBC Radio 4's 'Woman's Hour' talks to
David Ledain, author of "GayDad"
3 Aug 2017
Sixtyplusurfers love Nick Clements'
'I Swear by Almighty G-G-G-God'
The August 2017 issue of Sixtyplusurfers says of this police officer's (very non-PC) memoir, ' ... tells of a young man's determination to escape his past and prove himself as a dedicated and fearless representative of the law. It is also a very funny and entertaining autobiography which I thoroughly enjoyed.'
29 Jul 2017
Competition now closed
And the lucky winners are ....
Thank you to everyone who entered the competition. Congratulations to our lucky winners: D Barnes (Tunbridge Wells), S Murgatroyd (Horsham), P Buttery (Brighton), M Harding (Shoreham) & J Barclay (London). They each receive a copy of 'The Sky is on Fire' by Magsie Hamilton Little.
Click here to find out more about books by Magsie Hamilton Little
28 Jul 2017
COMPETITION! Your chance to win
'The Sky is on Fire' by Magsie Hamilton Little
The book: British woman, Magsie Hamilton Little's extraordinary and dangerous North African desert journey with two Tuareg tribesmen and a camel called Fleabag. We have copies of Magsie's book to give away to the first FIVE people to email their name & full UK postal address to elly@ellydonovan.co.uk. Good luck!
Click here to read Magsie's latest blog post about theTuareg people.
24 Jul 2017
Have you seen our latest press releases?
Lots of new books coming through
Press releases about all the new books we handle are avaiable to read and/or download from the Press Office on this website.
Journalists and broadcasters: please contact elly@ellydonovan.co.uk to request review copies, images and author interviews.
21 Jul 2017
Congratulations to Fenella Forster
on her fabulous book launch
Fenella hosted a wonderful 1940s-themed party in a restored railway carriage at Spa Valley Railway (Tunbridge Wells) to celebrate the publication of Kitty's Story (set during WW2) - the third novel in The Voyagers series.
Click here to find out more about (or order) books by Fenella Forster
19 Jul 2017
Fenella Forster on BBC Radio Norfolk
Great interview with the author of "Kitty's Story"
Fenella spoke to afternoon show presenter Stephen Bumfrey about her inspiration for "Kitty" and the experiences of her parents, the WW2 generation.
Click here to listen to the interview (2hrs, 32 mins into the prog)
17 Jul 2017
The Northern Echo loves
"I Swear by Almighty G-G-G-God"
The paper says of Nick Clements' memoirs, "Coppers generally have a good tale to tell, and none more so than Nick ... [his] warts-and-all-story may be explicit and even politically incorrect, but they are honest, hard-hitting and even harder to put down."
14 Jul 2017
The competition is now closed
And the lucky winners are ....
Thank you to everyone who entered the competition. Congratulations to our winners: J. Willis (Fleet) & H. Rochez (Chichester) who each receive a copy of 'Dancing with Darkness' by Magsie Hamilton Little.
Click here to find out more about Magsie Hamilton Little books; her travels & her writing
13 Jul 2017
COMPETITION! Your chance to win
'Dancing with Darkness' by Magsie Hamilton Little
We have two copies of Magsie's acclaimed account of her travels in Afghanistan to give away to the first TWO people to email their name & full UK address to elly@ellydonovan.co.uk Good luck!
Click here to learn more about the book 'Dancing with Darkness'
3 Jul 2017
Adam Hutchison interview
on Kent Business Radio
The author of "Risk V Reward: The Employee-Employer Conundrum" - a practical business guide to getting the best from a team - spoke to The Business Bunker programme about his approach to managing people. Click here to listen to the interview.
30 Jun 2017
"Blind Courage" book signing success
featured in "The Northern Echo"
At the packed Bishop Auckland event, Rev. Linda Dodds explained why she wrote the book about her remarkable Oxfam-campaigner father who had lost his sight as a child. The Northern Echo said "Blind Courage" "tells a story of fierce independence, guide-doggeed determination and a passion to help the world's starving and underprivileged"
