…a professional capacity. I know the world will keep moving even though the New York Times published a headline with a typo, but such mistakes appear a little sloppy –…

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…So, whilst leafing through Morrisons’ free magazine, which I happened to pick up over the weekend, I was delighted to come across a snippet of news flagging up that this…

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…mystery, Death at the Clos du Lac, taking part in a Q&A as well as signing copies of the book. The event is part of a free literary festival and…

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…belly of the London tourist beast. At Trafalgar Square, there was something I hadn’t even realised was happening, West End Live. This turned out to be a free event showcasing…

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Wednesday 23 May, 6:30pm – 7:30pm FOYLES, LONDON Rachel Caine will be discussing her work and of course her much-awaited new book Black Dawn, the twelth novel in the Morganville…

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Friday 9th April, 6:30pm – 8:00pm STURRY LIBRARY Cathering Aird, veteran crime-writer and author of the popular Sloan & Crosby crime series, will be talking about her writing and signing…

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One of the handful of LBF seminars I managed to squeeze into this year was entitled ‘Beyond eBook Novels – What Publishing Can Learn from the World of Entertainment and…

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…thank you, Sir, we couldn’t agree more! Chiara Priorelli, Publicity & Online Marketing Manager Feel free to email chiara@allisonandbusby.com with other book covers you love and we will highlight them…

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Monday 31st May, 4.30 – 6.30 p.m. Rachel Caine will be at The Platform (Faringdon Road, Swindon) to talk about her writing and meet fans. Tickets for this free event…

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Friday 19th March, 7.00pm – 9.00pm ALLESTREE LIBRARY Thriller writers Richard Jay Parker (author of Stop Me), Zoë Sharp (Second Shot and Third Strike) and Matt Lynn (Death Force) will…

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…looking for something to enthuse your little ones about books, how about the free family day this Sunday at John Keat’s house where kids can create their very own pop-up…

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…you with my top three picks from the web today: #1 The New York Times – Maurice Sendak’s posthumous book My favourite books as a child was Where the Wild…

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…More about that here… And today, I received in my inbox, news of two more Kickstarter initiatives encouraging more love for books and stories. 1. The Little Free Library Project:…

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…from but I opted for Woodfield Organics and their standard Fruit & Veg Mix. I stepped out to work yesterday morning and there it was – this box on my…

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Our broadband has been down since yesterday morning – hence the silence on the emailing, blogging, tweeting, Facebooking front. (Don’t get me started on the reasons why our broadband is…

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…hotly anticipated twelfth instalment, Black Dawn, at Waterstones, 1/5 Bridlesmith Gate, Nottingham NG1 2GR. Free tickets and more information available from the bookshop, or call 0843 290 8525. Recommend This:…

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…for us, Jack didn’t give up and we can now get a captivating insight into this era. Click here to read a free extract, and if you want a chance…

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…liked what I had seen in that short space of time. Moving into the lobby, sorry – living room, there was shelving everywhere with an envy-inducing array of coffee table…

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…saga set in the Great Depression, at the Liverpool Academy of Arts, 32 Seel Street, L1 4BE. It’s free entry so join her for tea and biscuits while she signs…

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So you know a fan of Anna Jacobs (or maybe you are one yourself) and you want to give them a book, but they’ve read all her books already –…

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…Newcastle upon Tyne as she reads from and discusses her new novel The Language of Bees. Free event. For more information call the library on 0191 232 0192. Recommend This:…

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