A wonderful evening last week at Lock & Co. Hatters celebrating the launch of The Great Survivors by Nigel Cope. 📚
Huge thanks to everyone who came, to Lock & Co. for hosting us, and congratulations on their incredible 350th anniversary!
❤️ Coming 17 September
What if the best thing you could give your child was a life filled with joy, dignity and love?
Under a Himalayan Sky by Jane Wilson-Howarth is a powerful memoir of motherhood, courage and an extraordinary life lived in Nepal.
📖 https://t.co/cvH7z5ImP9
🛶🌎 COMING 17 SEPTEMBER!
Tom and Lucy are back for their biggest adventure yet, retracing an epic journey across America by canoe.
Mighty rivers, wild rapids, starry skies and a whole lot of adventure await in The Canoe Challenge by Alastair Humphreys.
What happens when a publisher admires the writing – but not the writer?
John Healy, author of The Grass Arena and its sequel The Glass Cage – and the class divide that literary talent couldn’t bridge.
My latest essay, The Class Arena. Link below 👇
🚪 HARD KNOCKS IS ON TOUR! 🎭
Rowan McCabe, the world’s first Door-to-Door Poet, is taking Hard Knocks on the road this autumn.
Expect mistaken identities, rebellious snails, poetry, stories and the wonderfully odd moments that come with an unconventional career in poetry.
26 Sept | Berwick, The Straw Yard + Charlie Irving
10 Oct | Durham Book Festival
30 Oct | Brigsteer Village Hall
3 Nov | Bridport Arts Centre + Angie Porter
4 Nov | Stamford Arts Centre + Mark Grist
🎟️ Tickets and more information: https://t.co/9ceRo9XT1V
When Jane’s baby David was diagnosed with serious heart problems, she made the extraordinary decision to leave the hospital system and return with him to Nepal.
Set against the Himalayas, this is a moving story of love, dignity and a short life lived with meaning.
Yay! My novel Ocean out now from @EyeBooks_ is looking so gorgeously grabbable face out at Waterstones Gyre in Edinburgh! Thank you!
“Strange, wonderful and compelling” Louis de Bernières
Out today 📚
The Great Survivors by Nigel Cope explores the stories of some of Britain’s oldest family businesses, from Tiptree and Walker’s Shortbread to Barbour and Shepherd Neame.
How have they survived for centuries? And what can other businesses learn from them?
What does it take to survive 300 years in business?
In The Great Survivors, Nigel Cope explores 12 remarkable British family businesses, from Tiptree and Barbour to Shepherd Neame, uncovering the lessons behind their longevity, adaptability and success.