…lengthy line of people rather than through words on a page. What do you think? Do we really need a story which physically lives? Isn’t good imagination and some old-fashioned…

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Frida y 31st May, 16:00 – 16:50, CRIMEFEST: BRISTOL MARRIOTT ROYAL HOTEL Former A&B author Alison Joseph will be appearing on a panel entitled Adaptations – From Page To…? Her…

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…and said as much, but they insisted it would be a “textual advert” and somewhat hidden within the content on the page. Still unconvinced but a little intrigued by the…

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…goes missing – with a heavily pregnant wife at home – the local police are baffled. Has he run away from his imminent new responsibilities? Or does his disappearance have…

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…behold, I spotted one of them! We’re so excited, that we’ve decided have some fun with this… So! Come on all you Londoners – you now have a new mission:…

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The new Twilight film New Moon premiered last week which saw screaming fans flock to Battersea Evolution – most of them, no doubt, there to catch a glimpse of heart-throb…

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…for word from Swedish to English, I doubt it would be the best seller it is today – he has to have at least some creative license with the book….

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…we’re pleased to report that A&B authors are taking part around the country – head over to our News and Events page to find details of Emily Winslow and Zoe…

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…across in real life – places they’ve been, people they’ve met or merely passed on the street, things they’ve seen. I think we all, at some point in our lives,…

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If you thought readers were vampired-out following the Twilight craze – guess again. Readers are lapping up what looks set to be The Next Big Thing: our very own Morganville…

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…recently spent the day signing copies of a special edition with red sprayed page edges (fancy!) for Waterstones. Treat yourself or a loved one by purchasing a copy here. The…

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…of America’s founding father. If this 800-page book is not for you, perhaps take a look at Miranda and Jeremy McMarter’s Hamilton: The Revolution, which takes a behind-the-scenes look at…

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…was easily recognisable and became no less a fixture in bookshops. It’s a shame that classic literature will no longer be available so cheaply – the other Penguin Classics list…

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…– 7 April), and Oldham Coliseum Theatre (11 – 28 April). For more information click here… Now you can relive Naughton’s talent on the page as well as on stage…

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…on the first page, but if you want to check further ahead, use the mini-calendar in the top right corner. Scroll forward to eg. September, and then double-click on the…

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…wonderful, and personal places you come up with! Post a I Was Here reading photo of yourself reading one of our books on the Allison & Busby Books Facebook Page…

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The London Book Fair is upon us – kicking off this Monday for three days. Unlike the editorial and sales/rights team who will be busy with back-to-back meetings with literary…

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…books, the proposal scene between Emma and Mr Knightly where their cross-purposes are resolved and the page is littered with dashes – literally – of agitation, has to be a…

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…and Busby’s Pinterest page to see some of our ideal reading spots and favourite imaginative libraries. Do you still go to the library to read? Or do you have a…

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…of which are completely illiterate. Participants were encouraged to set up a ‘Just Giving’ charity page in which to receive donations for their four-hour reading pledge. The support for the…

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…potential motives for Page’s murder, some with potentially explosive implications for the Royals and the Government. They will have to tread carefully as someone is determined that they will not…

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