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<strong>Penguin</strong><br />

<strong>Rights</strong> <strong>Guide</strong><br />

<strong>2011</strong><br />

Seperate<strong>Guide</strong>cover.indd 1 14/09/<strong>2011</strong> 11:05


CONTENTS<br />

NEW TITLES<br />

FICTION 3<br />

MEMOIR<br />

11<br />

GENERAL NON-FICTION<br />

15<br />

MUSIC BIOGRAPHY<br />

18<br />

ART & CULTURE<br />

20<br />

CURRENT AFFAIRS<br />

22<br />

SCIENCE<br />

23<br />

HISTORY<br />

24<br />

FOOD & WINE<br />

30<br />

HEALTH & WELLBEING<br />

35<br />

PORTFOLIO<br />

38<br />

RECENT HIGHLIGHTS<br />

42


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THE COLOUR OF MILK<br />

Nell Leyshon<br />

A searing novel told in the fierce, urgent<br />

voice of Mary, an illiterate young farmer's<br />

daughter in the 1830s.<br />

The year is eighteen hundred and thirty one<br />

when fifteen-year-old Mary begins the difficult<br />

task of telling her story. A scrap of a thing with<br />

a sharp tongue and hair the colour of milk, Mary<br />

leads a harsh life working on her father's farm<br />

alongside her three sisters. In the summer she is<br />

sent to work for the local vicar's invalid wife and<br />

the reasons why she must record the truth of<br />

what happens to her there, and the need to<br />

record it so urgently, are gradually revealed.<br />

PUBLICATION<br />

DATE<br />

31st May 2012<br />

FORMAT<br />

216 x 135mm<br />

EXTENT<br />

224<br />

US RIGHTS<br />

<strong>Penguin</strong> UK<br />

TRANSLATION<br />

RIGHTS<br />

<strong>Penguin</strong> UK<br />

RIGHT SOLD<br />

Italian (Corbaccio)<br />

IMPRINT<br />

Fig Tree<br />

Nell Leyshon's first novel, Black Dirt, was<br />

long-listed for the Orange Prize, and shortlisted<br />

for the Commonwealth prize. Her plays include<br />

Comfort Me with Apples, which won an Evening<br />

Standard Award, and Bedlam, which was the first<br />

play written by a woman for Shakespeare's Globe<br />

Theatre. She writes for BBC Radio 3 and 4, and<br />

won the Richard Imison Award for her first radio<br />

play.<br />

'Leyshon's talent for dialogue is evident in her<br />

novels' - The Observer<br />

'Laudable . . . the prevailing atmosphere of this<br />

spare and beautifully crafted novel is one of<br />

impending doom' - Guardian<br />

'Infusing domestic events with a creepily obscure<br />

expectation of danger is one of Leyshon's great<br />

strengths' - Time Out<br />

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ASHENDEN<br />

Elizabeth Wilhide<br />

An atmospheric debut which tells the story<br />

of a country through the fortunes of a<br />

Palladian house and the people connected<br />

with it.<br />

When brother and sister Charlie and Ros<br />

inherit Ashenden from their aunt, the beautiful<br />

Palladian villa built in 1775 is falling apart and<br />

neither of them have the money to repair it.<br />

The novel moves back in time from the workers<br />

who built the house, to the rakish owners who<br />

gamble it away, to the family who are pillars of<br />

Victorian respectability and through two world<br />

wars. The house is neglected, restored, stripped<br />

and refitted - but it is always strong enough to<br />

withstand whatever is thrown at it. Ashenden<br />

tells the story of the house over two and a half<br />

centuries, weaving together the lives of its<br />

owners, their staff and others who visit and the<br />

varying fortunes of the building itself, reflecting<br />

the past in a subtle, allusive way.<br />

PUBLICATION<br />

DATE<br />

7th June 2012<br />

FORMAT<br />

234 x 153mm<br />

EXTENT<br />

400<br />

US RIGHTS<br />

<strong>Penguin</strong> UK<br />

TRANSLATION<br />

RIGHTS<br />

<strong>Penguin</strong> UK<br />

IMPRINT<br />

Fig Tree<br />

Elizabeth Wilhide is the author of over 20 books<br />

on interior design and architecture, collaborating<br />

with authors such as David Linley and Terence<br />

Conran. Ashenden is her first novel.<br />

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THE JUMP ARTIST<br />

Austin Ratner<br />

A prize-winning debut novel about one of the<br />

20th century's most iconic artists - and a<br />

murder trial that shook Europe.<br />

In 1928, a twenty-year-old Jew named Philip<br />

Halsman was arrested, tried and convicted of<br />

murdering his father while walking in the<br />

Austrian Alps. Convinced of his innocence and<br />

the trial's anti-Semitic bias, the great and the<br />

good of Europe, including Thomas Mann and<br />

Albert Einstein, spoke out in his name, until one<br />

of Austria's leading lawyers managed to have the<br />

case reopened. The retrial became a cause<br />

célèbre, gripping the nation as Dreyfus's had<br />

gripped France. Freud himself was called to<br />

testify. Halsman went on to become one of the<br />

twentieth-century's greatest photographers,<br />

notable for his 'jump' portraits and iconic<br />

photographs of Dali, Monroe, Hepburn and, of<br />

course, Einstein. This superbly crafted novel,<br />

winner of the <strong>2011</strong> Rohr Prize for Jewish<br />

Literature (worth $100,000), brings to life this<br />

most troubled man, and describes how in<br />

tumultuous Europe he made his way from an<br />

outcast and prisoner at death's door, back to<br />

life, freedom and ultimately great fame.<br />

PUBLICATION<br />

DATE<br />

1st July 2012<br />

FORMAT<br />

234 x 153mm<br />

EXTENT<br />

256<br />

US RIGHTS<br />

Bellevue Literary Press<br />

TRANSLATION<br />

RIGHTS<br />

<strong>Penguin</strong> UK<br />

IMPRINT<br />

Viking<br />

Austin Ratner grew up in Ohio and trained as a doctor<br />

before turning his attention to writing and graduating<br />

from the University of Iowa Writers' Workshop. His<br />

debut novel The Jump Artist was praised as 'a remarkable<br />

work' by Harper's Magazine and featured in Publishers<br />

Weekly in 2009 as one of ten promising<br />

debuts. He lives in Brooklyn and is now published by<br />

Reagan Arthur at Little, Brown in the US.<br />

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THE APARTMENT<br />

Greg Baxter<br />

A stunning first novel about the costs of war<br />

and the mysteries of friendship.<br />

'She was always in many places at once, invested<br />

deeply in a hundred different notions, and of all<br />

the things I liked about Saskia that was the thing<br />

I liked most'<br />

One snowy morning in an old European capital,<br />

a man wakes in a hotel room. A young local<br />

woman he has befriended calls to the hotel, and<br />

the two of them head out into the snow to find<br />

the man an apartment to rent. Greg Baxter's<br />

astonishing first novel tells the story of these<br />

two people on this day - and the old stories<br />

that brought them to where they are. Its<br />

magically subtle and intense narrative takes them<br />

across the frozen city and into the past that the<br />

man is hoping to escape, and leaves them at the<br />

doorstep of an uncertain future. The Apartment<br />

is a book about war, the relationship between<br />

America and the rest of the world, and the<br />

brittle foundations of Western culture; but<br />

above all it is a book about the mysteries and<br />

alchemies of friendship - truthful, moving and<br />

brilliant.<br />

PUBLICATION<br />

DATE<br />

5th April 2012<br />

FORMAT<br />

198 x 129mm<br />

EXTENT<br />

224<br />

US RIGHTS<br />

<strong>Penguin</strong> UK<br />

TRANSLATION<br />

RIGHTS<br />

<strong>Penguin</strong> UK<br />

IMPRINT<br />

<strong>Penguin</strong> Ireland<br />

Greg Baxter was born in Texas in 1974. He lived<br />

for a number of years in Dublin, and now lives in<br />

Berlin. His memoir, A Preparation for Death, was<br />

published in 2010 and acclaimed by Anne Enright,<br />

Roy Foster, Hugo Hamilton and David Shields,<br />

amongst others.<br />

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BLACK HEART BLUE<br />

Louisa Reid<br />

In the bestselling tradition of Before I Die<br />

comes a haunting and powerful new novel<br />

about twin sisters and their terrifying<br />

struggle to escape abusive parents.<br />

'They tried to make me go to my sister's funeral<br />

today. In the end I'd had to give in ... I'd been<br />

walking in her shadow for sixteen years and I<br />

liked its cool darkness. It was a good place to<br />

hide.'<br />

How would you feel if your twin sister died<br />

suddenly? Particularly if she was the beautiful<br />

one and you were horribly disfigured. And how<br />

would it feel to be alone now if you and your<br />

sister were the only ones to know the truth<br />

about what takes place behind closed doors at<br />

home? And what would you do if it was your<br />

parents who brought danger and terror into<br />

your life? Would you dare reveal how your<br />

sister died? And would you be brave enough to<br />

find an escape of your own? Black Heart Blue is<br />

a powerful novel about the domestic horrors<br />

that can unfold within a small community - and<br />

one girl's quest to stand up for the truth.<br />

PUBLICATION<br />

DATE<br />

10th May 2012<br />

FORMAT<br />

198 x 129mm<br />

EXTENT<br />

304<br />

US RIGHTS<br />

<strong>Penguin</strong> UK<br />

TRANSLATION<br />

RIGHTS<br />

<strong>Penguin</strong> UK<br />

RIGHTS SOLD<br />

Brazilian (Novo Conceito)<br />

French (Editions Plon)<br />

IMPRINT<br />

Puffin<br />

Louisa Reid currently teaches English in a girls'<br />

school in Cambridge. She has lived in London and<br />

Zurich.<br />

7


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CRUSADE<br />

Stewart Binns<br />

The second blockbuster from the bestselling<br />

author of Conquest.<br />

1072 - England is firmly under the heel of its<br />

new Norman rulers.<br />

The few survivors of the English resistance look<br />

to Edgar the Atheling, the rightful heir to the<br />

English throne, to overthrow William the<br />

Conqueror. Years of intrigue and vicious civil<br />

war follow: brother against brother, family<br />

against family, friend against friend. In the face of<br />

chaos and death, Edgar and his allies form a<br />

secret brotherhood, pledging to fight for justice<br />

and freedom wherever they are denied. But<br />

soon they are called to fight for an even greater<br />

cause: the plight of the Holy Land. Embarking on<br />

the epic First Crusade to recapture Jerusalem,<br />

together they will participate in some of the<br />

cruellest battles the world has ever known, the<br />

savage Siege of Antioch and the brutal Fall of<br />

Jerusalem, and together they will fight to the<br />

death.<br />

PUBLICATION<br />

DATE<br />

26th April 2012<br />

FORMAT<br />

198 x 129mm<br />

EXTENT<br />

420<br />

US RIGHTS<br />

<strong>Penguin</strong> UK<br />

TRANSLATION<br />

RIGHTS<br />

<strong>Penguin</strong> UK<br />

IMPRINT<br />

Michael Joseph<br />

Stewart Binns' debut novel, Conquest, sold<br />

outstandingly well, with a total of 55,000 copies<br />

sold to date and is one of the top 20 paperback<br />

debuts in the UK this year. He is also a successful<br />

documentary maker who began his career at the<br />

BBC. He has won a BAFTA and a Peabody for his<br />

documentaries.<br />

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CAN WE STILL BE FRIENDS<br />

Alexandra Shulman<br />

A debut novel by British Vogue's editor<br />

follows three twenty-something female<br />

friends who graduate together in the 1980s.<br />

It's the summer of 1983 and best friends, Sal,<br />

Annie and Kendra have left university to embark<br />

on adulthood. Three very different girls with<br />

very different paths ahead.<br />

- Sal, the aspiring journalist whose personal<br />

demons threaten to destroy everything she has<br />

achieved.<br />

PUBLICATION<br />

DATE<br />

12th April 2012<br />

FORMAT<br />

234 x 153mm<br />

EXTENT<br />

320<br />

US RIGHTS<br />

<strong>Penguin</strong> UK<br />

TRANSLATION<br />

RIGHTS<br />

William Morris<br />

IMPRINT<br />

Fig Tree<br />

- Annie, the capable domestic beauty, convinced<br />

that marriage will give her everything she wants.<br />

- Kendra, the daughter of chic, liberal parents<br />

who, searching for her own identity, encounters<br />

a life she never expected.<br />

As they navigate the decade of ra-ra skirts and<br />

shoulder pads, 80s pop music and Margaret<br />

Thatcher, they discover that the future is what<br />

happens to you, not what you plan. Their<br />

interwoven tale captures brilliantly what it is to<br />

learn the exhilarating and painful truths about<br />

love, work, family and the ties of friendship.<br />

Full of wonderful period details, Can We Still Be<br />

Friends is an assured fiction debut by the<br />

phenomenal Editor of British Vogue since 1992,<br />

Alexandra Shulman.<br />

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THE FAT CHANCE GUIDE TO DIETING<br />

Claudia Pattison<br />

A hilarious and fun novel about friends, food<br />

and finding love where you least expect it.<br />

Think nothing tastes as good as slim feels?<br />

You're obviously not eating the right food.<br />

Holly, Naomi and Kate are determined to win<br />

the battle of the bulge. So it's down to the local<br />

slimming club, where carbs are strictly off the<br />

menu and there's no escaping the scales. But<br />

calorie-counting isn't the only thing on their<br />

minds.<br />

PUBLICATION<br />

DATE<br />

29th December <strong>2011</strong><br />

FORMAT<br />

198 x 129mm<br />

EXTENT<br />

400<br />

US RIGHTS<br />

<strong>Penguin</strong> UK<br />

TRANSLATION<br />

RIGHTS<br />

<strong>Penguin</strong> UK<br />

IMPRINT<br />

Michael Joseph<br />

Newly engaged Holly should be over the moon.<br />

So why does she blush every time her sexy boss<br />

walks into the room? Curvaceous Naomi finds<br />

herself the object of a very unusual fetish and a<br />

shocking secret is revealed when an unexpected<br />

visitor arrives on Kate's doorstep.<br />

Yet with a little group support (and a<br />

particularly brutal weight-loss boot camp) the<br />

women manage to stick to their regime, in time<br />

for the glamorous Slimmer of the Year Awards.<br />

But with tempting buffet tables, highly<br />

competitive contestants and even the odd fat<br />

fetishist lurking, it's anyone's guess as to what<br />

will happen.<br />

Claudia Pattison is a former magazine journalist.<br />

She lives in Kent.<br />

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HELGA'S DIARY<br />

Helga Weiss<br />

An extremely rare and important publishing event: the<br />

diary of a Jewish girl who lived through the Holocaust.<br />

In 1939 when she begins her diary, Helga is eleven years<br />

old. Alongside her father and mother and roughly 40,000<br />

Jews who lived in Prague at the time, she endures the<br />

first wave of the Nazi invasion and racist brutality.<br />

Gradually, as the Nazis' full intentions unfold,<br />

deportations begin and her friends and family start to<br />

disappear. In 1941, Helga and her parents are sent to the<br />

concentration camp of Terezin, where they live for three<br />

years. Then, in 1941, Helga's father is sent to Auschwitz.<br />

Helga and her mother choose to follow him there, not<br />

realising what lies in wait for them. Helga's diary survives<br />

as her uncle bricks it into a wall in order to preserve it.<br />

At Auschwitz, Helga's father is murdered, but<br />

miraculously Helga and her mother survive the camp, the<br />

many transports and journeys of the last days of the war,<br />

and manage ultimately to return to Prague. As Helga<br />

writes down her experiences since Terezin, completing<br />

the diary, she is fifteen and a half. Barely a single Jew<br />

remains in the city. Written in pencil in school exercise<br />

books and translated here for the first time, Helga's diary<br />

is a strikingly immediate and exceptionally important<br />

first-hand account of the Holocaust.<br />

PUBLICATION<br />

DATE<br />

3rd May 2012<br />

FORMAT<br />

216 x 135mm<br />

ILLUSTRATIONS<br />

20 black and white<br />

paintings<br />

EXTENT<br />

208<br />

US RIGHTS<br />

<strong>Penguin</strong> UK<br />

TRANSLATION<br />

RIGHTS<br />

<strong>Penguin</strong> UK<br />

IMPRINT<br />

Viking<br />

Helga Weiss was born in Prague in 1929. Of the<br />

15,000 children brought to Terezin and later deported to<br />

Auschwitz, only 100 survived the Holocaust. Helga was<br />

one of them. After the war. Helga studied at the<br />

Academy of Fine Arts in Prague and became an artist.<br />

In 1954 she married the musician Jiri Hosek. She has two<br />

children, three grandchildren and lives to this day in the<br />

flat where she was born.<br />

11


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THE DIARY OF A NOSE<br />

A Year in the Life of a Parfumeur<br />

Jean-Claude Ellena<br />

The story behind the creation of a scent,<br />

from the 'parfumeur exclusif' at Hermès.<br />

Perfume creation is an insular and secretive business.<br />

What is day-to-day life like for a<br />

perfume-maker?<br />

How does the creation of a new perfume begin,<br />

and what inspires a new scent?<br />

PUBLICATION<br />

DATE<br />

28th June 2012<br />

FORMAT<br />

216 x 135mm<br />

EXTENT<br />

200<br />

US RIGHTS<br />

<strong>Penguin</strong><br />

TRANSLATION<br />

RIGHTS<br />

Sabine Wespieser Editeur<br />

IMPRINT<br />

Particular Books<br />

For one year, Jean-Claude Ellena kept a diary of his life as<br />

'parfumeur exclusif' ('le nez' or 'the nose') for Hermès.<br />

His diary offers readers a rare insight into the<br />

extraordinary everyday life of one of the world's most<br />

important and admired perfumers.<br />

Ellena believes that creating a scent is like creating a work<br />

of art. Every moment is filled with an obsession for scent<br />

and a desire to bring these smells to bear onto a<br />

fragrance. All of the five senses come into play when<br />

creating a perfume. 'The painter learns to see, the pianist<br />

learns to listen, I learned to smell. But it's a<br />

question of the brain, not of the nose, and you<br />

learn it simply by experience. Everyone can<br />

smell everything I can smell, but they don't<br />

know how to understand it, distinguish<br />

elements, or how to speak about it.' This is the<br />

story behind the creation of a scent: the quest<br />

to capture what is most elusive.<br />

In 2004, Jean-Claude Ellena was made Hermès' first<br />

'parfumeur exclusif'. He lives and works in the<br />

hills in Grasse in France.<br />

12


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BETWEEN THE SHEETS<br />

Scarlett O'Kelly<br />

The true story of one woman's surprising<br />

and daring plan to beat the recession.<br />

What do you do when you become a statistic -<br />

jobless, hopeless and mired in debt? Well, one<br />

Irish woman answered that question by<br />

becoming an escort. And in doing so, she<br />

discovered a side of herself she could never<br />

have imagined.<br />

'I am an ordinary mum getting on with life. I'm<br />

someone who you would comfortably chat to at<br />

the school gates - perhaps you have - or in the<br />

doctor's surgery or while queuing at the post<br />

office. I am basically anyone who looks like an<br />

attractive, educated woman hitting forty. How I<br />

pay my mortgage, fund the children's hobbies<br />

and put food on the table may make me<br />

unusual, but I hope it doesn't change who I am.'<br />

PUBLICATION<br />

DATE<br />

2nd February 2012<br />

FORMAT<br />

234 x 153mm<br />

EXTENT<br />

288<br />

US RIGHTS<br />

<strong>Penguin</strong> UK<br />

TRANSLATION<br />

RIGHTS<br />

<strong>Penguin</strong> UK<br />

IMPRINT<br />

<strong>Penguin</strong> Ireland<br />

Between the Sheets is an explicit account of a<br />

year spent working in a way that is unimaginable<br />

to the average woman, and a gripping<br />

description of the high price of living a double<br />

life. In learning her clients' deepest fears and<br />

desires, the author saw a side of men she never<br />

expected, a side she believes remains hidden<br />

from most women. And, much to her surprise,<br />

she came to the conclusion that by letting go of<br />

their hang-ups and embracing their sexuality,<br />

ordinary women just like her could increase<br />

their confidence and build stronger<br />

relationships.<br />

The author is and shall remain anonymous.<br />

13


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MUM'S LIST<br />

St John Greene<br />

The story of a mother's dying wishes and a<br />

father's quest to fulfil them.<br />

This is the heart-wrenching memoir of St John<br />

'Singe' Greene, an ordinary man whose wife<br />

died in January 2010 of cancer, leaving behind<br />

two sons aged 4 and 5. Over the last twenty<br />

days of her life, as she lay on her deathbed, Kate<br />

focused her energies on creating Mum's List,<br />

scribbling her thoughts down on assorted scraps<br />

of paper or texting them at all times of day and<br />

night to help Singe create a happy life for their<br />

boys after her death. The list is both<br />

heartbreaking and life-affirming, funny and<br />

profound: 'please teach the boys to say what<br />

they mean', 'always kiss boys goodbye and<br />

goodnight'.<br />

PUBLICATION<br />

DATE<br />

1st March 2012<br />

FORMAT<br />

198 x 129mm<br />

EXTENT<br />

288<br />

US RIGHTS<br />

<strong>Penguin</strong> UK<br />

TRANSLATION<br />

RIGHTS<br />

<strong>Penguin</strong> UK<br />

RIGHTS SOLD<br />

German (Ullstein)<br />

Korean (Munhakdogne)<br />

IMPRINT<br />

Michael Joseph<br />

It wasn't the first time Singe and Kate were<br />

exposed to such trauma: both children had<br />

survived critical illnesses. It was the spring after<br />

baby Finn's premature birth and Reef's recovery<br />

from stomach cancer, when Kate was diagnosed<br />

with breast cancer. Mum's List is structured<br />

around Singe's diary, starting from the day Kate<br />

died. Her incredible courage, her passion for<br />

her children and the huge love between her and<br />

Singe makes for a stirring, remarkable and<br />

ultimately uplifting book.<br />

Singe Greene, 45, founded his own company,<br />

Training Saints, which specialises in teaching extreme<br />

sports to young people. He is also a qualified paramedic<br />

and enjoys training stuntmen and working as a film extra.<br />

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THE LAUNDRY MAN<br />

Kenneth Rijock<br />

Memoirs of a multi-million money launderer -<br />

Mr Nice meets Catch Me If You Can.<br />

Meet Ken Rijock. Decorated Vietnam veteran.<br />

High flying lawyer. And one of the world's<br />

biggest money launderers.<br />

In 1980s Miami, Ken Rijock was the middle<br />

man between the Colombians and the<br />

domestic cartels flooding America's streets<br />

with cocaine. Rijock's operation was<br />

responsible for 'cleaning' over $200 million of<br />

dirty cash. And all the time he was in<br />

love with a cop.<br />

PUBLICATION<br />

DATE<br />

5th July 2012<br />

FORMAT<br />

214 x 153mm<br />

EXTENT<br />

256<br />

US RIGHTS<br />

<strong>Penguin</strong><br />

TRANSLATION<br />

RIGHTS<br />

<strong>Penguin</strong><br />

RIGHTS SOLD<br />

French (Le Serpent a Plumes)<br />

IMPRINT<br />

Viking<br />

It finally came crashing down when a client<br />

testified against him. He agreed to go undercover<br />

for the FBI, and he now works with banks and<br />

governments to track the new generation<br />

of money launderers. Like Frank Abagnale's<br />

Catch Me If You Can and Howard Marks'<br />

Mr Nice, The Laundry Man is the remarkable story<br />

of an ordinary man caught up in an extraordinary life.<br />

Kenneth Rijock is a financial crime consultant<br />

based in Miami. He has more than 25 years'<br />

experience in the field of money laundering, as a<br />

practising laundryman, financial compliance<br />

consultant, and trainer/lecturer to law and<br />

intelligence agencies including the FBI.<br />

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DOWN COLOMBIAN ROADS<br />

Tom Feiling<br />

Writer and journalist Tom Feiling has travelled the<br />

length and breadth of Colombia to paint a vivid<br />

portrait of one of the world's most notorious yet<br />

least-known countries. Drawing on ten years of<br />

forays into Colombian culture and countryside,<br />

Down Colombian Roads revels in the stories that<br />

its people tell. It explores how a country likened<br />

to paradise by the first Spanish soldiers to land on<br />

its shores became a byword for hell on earth and<br />

describes the fratricidal conflict that has consumed<br />

the energies of its people for decades. We see the<br />

process of awakening that Colombians are<br />

engaged in today, emerging from the "narcostate".<br />

Oblique, multi-faceted, shocking and funny, this<br />

book combines history and reportage with the<br />

best of travel writing to unpick the tangled fabric<br />

of a fascinating country.<br />

PUBLICATION<br />

DATE<br />

30th August 2012<br />

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Tom Feiling is a writer and journalist. Following a<br />

year spent living and working in Colombia, he<br />

made Resistencia: Hip-Hop in Colombia, which<br />

won awards at film festivals around the world, and<br />

was broadcast in four countries. His first book<br />

The Candy Machine: How Cocaine Took Over the<br />

World was hailed a classic account of travel and<br />

reportage.<br />

'It is hard to decide if Tom Feiling's future lies as<br />

a QC or the new Paul Theroux. He has written<br />

a vivid, argumentative, arresting book.' - The<br />

Sunday Telegraph<br />

'I've read a few documentary accounts of the<br />

rise of cocaine, and this might be the best of<br />

them. It's clear, sharp and solid. Very well told.'<br />

- Evening Standard<br />

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HATE MAIL<br />

Mr Bingo<br />

From the hugely popular illustrator, Mr<br />

Bingo, comes his collection of darkly funny,<br />

hilariously inappropriate postcards.<br />

Mr Bingo loves post. In April <strong>2011</strong> he launched<br />

a service on his website, where, for a small<br />

payment, he would send his customer a vintage<br />

postcard with one of his iconic sketches and an<br />

offensive message on the back. So the purchaser<br />

gets a much sought-after original signed drawing,<br />

the postman gets a laugh and the world gets a<br />

little bit happier. Six days after launch, it had<br />

become so popular that he had to temporarily<br />

close the service. But fear not! Mr Bingo is set<br />

to make a return next Christmas, teaming up<br />

with <strong>Penguin</strong> to create a book that will<br />

showcase his comic cards and even include<br />

some that you can pop in the post yourself. . .<br />

PUBLICATION<br />

DATE<br />

11th October 2012<br />

FORMAT<br />

178 x 129mm<br />

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Mr Bingo is a London-based illustrator with a<br />

dedicated following of fans and a broad client list<br />

that includes The Mighty Boosh, QI, the Guardian,<br />

MTV and The New York Times. As well as<br />

illustrating, Mr Bingo is regularly invited to speak<br />

at events about his work and about things that<br />

interest him. His interests include dogs who wear<br />

clothes and the British abroad.<br />

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FOOLS GOLD<br />

The True Story of The Stone Roses<br />

Simon Spence<br />

The first ever book from the iconic<br />

Manchester band behind one of the best<br />

albums of all time.<br />

I Wanna Be Adored. She Bangs the Drums.<br />

Waterfall. This Is the One. I Am the<br />

Resurrection. The Stone Roses defined a<br />

generation. Their eponymous 1989 debut album<br />

is widely recognised as one of the best ever<br />

made. It sold more than 2 million copies and<br />

still inspires new music. The making of their<br />

second record - and the spectacular break-up<br />

that followed - is the stuff of legend. But the<br />

true story behind their rise and fall has never<br />

been told. Until now. Written in collaboration<br />

with the band, and featuring over 100 interviews<br />

with the key figures in their remarkable 12-year<br />

lifespan, Fools Gold takes us inside the world of<br />

The Stone Roses for the first time. From the<br />

Manchester backwaters to the worldwide<br />

sell-out Second Coming tour, this is the<br />

astonishing story of incandescent talent and<br />

jaw-dropping excess.<br />

PUBLICATION<br />

DATE<br />

25th October 2012<br />

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Simon Spence was the co-author of Stoned and<br />

2Stoned, the acclaimed memoirs of Rolling Stones<br />

manager Andrew Loog Oldham. He has written<br />

for the NME, i-D, Dazed & Confused and the<br />

Independent. He was at the Stone Roses'<br />

legendary Blackpool and Alexandra Palace shows<br />

in 1989 and covered their era-defining Spike Island<br />

show for The Face. Two decades later he has<br />

worked with them to tell their story for the first<br />

time.<br />

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TELLIN' STORIES<br />

Tim Burgess<br />

A laceratingly frank and vivid memoir by the<br />

lead singer of indie rock-band The<br />

Charlatans.<br />

From his mid-teens Tim Burgess spent as much<br />

time as he could at the legendary Hacienda in<br />

Manchester. He was invited to be the vocalist in<br />

newly formed The Charlatans, who went from<br />

supporting The Stone Roses to having four<br />

number one singles and riding the wave of<br />

Britpop. The band survived first the<br />

imprisonment of influential keyboardist Rob<br />

Collins on a charge of armed robbery, then the<br />

death of Collins in a car accident; and in more<br />

recent years the actions of Burgess himself as he<br />

disappeared into the music and drugs scene of<br />

Los Angeles. In this sharply honest memoir,<br />

Burgess describes the mad life of a rock star: the<br />

dynamics of the band, the creativity,<br />

self-destruction and the drugs, but also the rock<br />

'n' roll - his obsession with music shines off the<br />

page as he writes about his influences and his<br />

encounters, from Dylan to New Order, from<br />

the Rolling Stones to Oasis.<br />

PUBLICATION<br />

DATE<br />

7th June 2012<br />

FORMAT<br />

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Tim Burgess was born in Salford in 1967 and grew<br />

up in Northwich, Cheshire. He is the lead singer of<br />

the indie rock band The Charlatans with whom he<br />

has had four number one singles.<br />

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HOW THE FRENCH THINK<br />

An Affectionate History of An Intellectual People<br />

Sudhir Hazareesingh<br />

Why are the French such an exceptional nation?<br />

Why do they think they are so exceptional? High<br />

on the list of any answers to these intriguing<br />

questions must be that in France, moral and<br />

intellectual prowess has always been given pride of<br />

place; in France, intellectual activity is regarded<br />

not just as something for intellectuals (though the<br />

breed has found its highest expression there) but<br />

for almost everyone. Explaining why this is so, and<br />

what the French intellectual tradition actually is, is<br />

the task of this brilliant book by Sudhir<br />

Hazareesingh, a young Fellow of Balliol College,<br />

Oxford. French thought is austere and often<br />

opaque, yet undeniably bold and innovative; it is<br />

obsessed by its own scientific quality, even when it<br />

is speculative; it combines an abstract universality<br />

with a concrete sense of history; and it is driven<br />

by a relentless quest for the regeneration of<br />

humanity. Hazareesingh traces this history in an<br />

enormously enjoyable and highly original manner,<br />

showing how the French way of thought and the<br />

French way of life connect. It will be one of the<br />

most revealing books written about any European<br />

country for years.<br />

PUBLICATION<br />

DATE<br />

5th March 2015<br />

FORMAT<br />

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Sudhir Hazareesingh was born in Mauritius and has<br />

been a Fellow and Tutor in Politics at Balliol<br />

College, Oxford, since 1990. Among his books are<br />

The Legend of Napoleon (Granta, 2004) and Le<br />

Mythe Gaullien (Gallimard, 2010). He won the Prix<br />

du Memorial d'Ajaccio and the Prix de la Fondation<br />

Napoleon for the first of these, and a Prix<br />

d'Histoire du Senat for the second.<br />

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THE WESTERN LITERATURE SURVIVAL KIT<br />

How to Read the Classics Without Fear<br />

Sandra Newman<br />

An intelligent, witty and practical guide to<br />

the great works of Western literature.<br />

To many, the Great Books evoke angst: the<br />

complicated Renaissance dramas we anxiously<br />

bluffed our way through at school, the dusty<br />

Classics on our bookshelves making us feel<br />

guilty because they've never been opened... On<br />

a mission to restore the West's great works to<br />

their rightful place (they were intended to be<br />

entertaining!), Sandra Newman has produced a<br />

reading guide like no other. Starting with Greek<br />

and Roman literature, she takes us through<br />

hilarious detours and captivating historical<br />

titbits on the road to Modernism. Who knew<br />

there were parallels between Rabelais and South<br />

Park, Jane Austen and Sex and the City? Packed<br />

with pop culture gems, stories of literary hoaxes<br />

and bad reviews of books that went on to<br />

become classics, this hilarious and sophisticated<br />

book uncovers the original humour and<br />

risk-taking that propelled great authors to<br />

celebrity. From the classroom to the cocktail<br />

party, bookworms and literary phobes alike can<br />

enjoy centuries of classics as they were meant to<br />

be savoured.<br />

PUBLICATION<br />

DATE<br />

5th April 2012<br />

FORMAT<br />

216 x 135mm<br />

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Sandra Newman is the author of Cake and The<br />

Only Good Thing Anyone Has Ever Done, and a<br />

memoir, Changeling. She is co-author of the<br />

bestselling How Not to Write a Novel and Read<br />

This Next. Newman lives in Brooklyn.<br />

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THE SHADOW WORLD<br />

Inside the Global Arms Trade<br />

Andrew Feinstein<br />

A hard-hitting and harrowing exposé of the<br />

truth behind the global arms trade, based on<br />

groundbreaking research and reporting.<br />

The global arms trade is worth between $35<br />

and $55 billion a year and it is said to account<br />

for over 40% of all corruption in all world trade.<br />

Yet despite this momentous influence and<br />

far-reaching significance in global politics, few<br />

people are party to the knowledge and facts<br />

necessary to understand its complexities and<br />

impact. Andrew Feinstein resigned as an ANC<br />

Member of Parliament in South Africa after<br />

President Mbeki prevented him investigating a<br />

multi-billion pound arms deal that was tainted<br />

by high level corruption. Since then he has<br />

investigated arms deal corruption around the<br />

world, developing an incomparable network of<br />

those involved. Feinstein draws on his first-hand<br />

experience to investigate how the international<br />

arms trade operates and what motivates those<br />

in the business and the governments who do<br />

business with them.<br />

PUBLICATION<br />

DATE<br />

3rd November <strong>2011</strong><br />

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Andrew Feinstein is the author of the bestselling<br />

memoir After the Party. His journalism has been<br />

featured in the Guardian, the Daily Telegraph,<br />

Prospect, The New York Times, der Spiegel and<br />

the New Statesman. He regularly provides analysis<br />

on the arms industry, corruption and South<br />

African politics on the BBC, Sky, CNN and Al<br />

Jazeera.<br />

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HUMAN EMPIRE<br />

The Remarkable Stories of Our Bodies<br />

Hugh Aldersey-Williams<br />

A highly enjoyable, wide-ranging cultural<br />

history of the human body, for readers of Bill<br />

Bryson.<br />

Why are some of us left-handed? Why do some<br />

cultures think of the heart as the seat of our<br />

souls and passions, while others place them in<br />

the liver? Why is it that in the eyes of the law in<br />

many countries, your body does not actually<br />

belong to you? Until we fall ill, most of us take<br />

this extraordinarily complicated collection of<br />

flesh, bones and fluids, entirely for granted. But<br />

attitudes to the human body - from the<br />

celebratory to the taboo - are as varied and<br />

changing as human history. From ancient body<br />

art to plastic surgery today, from grave-robbers<br />

to artists, doctors to extreme athletes, Hugh<br />

Aldersey-Williams brings his hugely successful<br />

blend of science, history and literature to bear<br />

on this richest of subjects. The result is a treasure<br />

trove of surprising facts, stories and information, woven<br />

into an effortlessly enjoyable narrative.<br />

PUBLICATION<br />

DATE<br />

3rd January 2013<br />

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Hugh Aldersey-Williams is the author of Periodic<br />

Tales, a Sunday Times Top Ten Bestseller which has sold<br />

in 8 languages. He studied natural sciences at<br />

Cambridge, is the author of several books<br />

exploring science, design and architecture and has<br />

curated exhibitions at the V&A and the Wellcome<br />

Collection.<br />

Praise for Periodic Tales:<br />

'Science writing at its best ... if only chemistry<br />

had been like this at school ...' - Matt Ridley<br />

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HOW EMPIRES WORK<br />

John Darwin<br />

Author of the bestselling After Tamerlane: The<br />

Rise and Fall of Global Empires, John Darwin now<br />

makes the same brilliant use of anecdote and<br />

analysis to tell the story of the British Empire - its<br />

rise and fall and its extraordinary range of forms of<br />

rule - from settler colonies to island outposts,<br />

from Indian princely states to port enclaves. Far<br />

from there ever being any serious 'masterplan' the<br />

British created an empire through innumerable<br />

local advantages, mistakes and initiatives. The<br />

result is a remarkable history of the largest and<br />

most complicated empire the world has ever<br />

known and a serious attempt to describe the<br />

contradictory and localized ways in which empires<br />

really function. How Empires Work is essential<br />

reading for anyone wishing to understand how the<br />

modern world came into being.<br />

PUBLICATION<br />

DATE<br />

25th April 2013<br />

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John Darwin is a University Lecturer and a Fellow<br />

of Nuffield College, Oxford. He is the author of<br />

After Tamerlane, Britain and Decolonization, The<br />

End of the British Empire, Britain, Egypt and the<br />

Middle East and The Empire Project.<br />

After Tamerlane (2007) has sold 26,000 copies<br />

in the UK and rights have been sold in 8<br />

languages.<br />

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VANISHED KINGDOMS<br />

The History of Half-Forgotten Europe<br />

Norman Davies<br />

A magical history, bringing back to life the<br />

forgotten parts of Europe which were once<br />

the major states of their time.<br />

That 'the past is a foreign country' has become a<br />

truism. Europe's past is littered with kingdoms,<br />

empires and republics which no longer exist but<br />

which in their time formed important pieces in<br />

the historical kaleidoscope. This book shows<br />

the reader how to peer through the cracks of<br />

mainstream history-writing, and to catch a<br />

glimpse of 'the Empire of Aragon', of the 'Five,<br />

Six or Seven Kingdoms of Burgundy', or of the<br />

Grand Duchy of Lithuania, which once was<br />

Europe's largest state.<br />

PUBLICATION<br />

DATE<br />

27th October <strong>2011</strong><br />

FORMAT<br />

234 x 153mm<br />

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All the chapters consist of three parts. Each of<br />

the opening sections presents a contemporary<br />

sketch - of Russian Kaliningrad, for example,<br />

formerly Koenigsberg, Prussia's first capital. The<br />

second sections tell the story of the vanished<br />

realm - of Prussia, Galicia, Montenegro or<br />

Saxe-Coburg Gotha. And the final sections offer<br />

reflections on remembrance, historiography, or<br />

the shortcomings of historical information. The<br />

author closes with an essay on 'How States Die'.<br />

Professor Norman Davies is the author of the<br />

prize-winning history of Poland, God's Playground<br />

(1981) and the number 1 bestseller Europe: A<br />

History (OUP, 1996). Professor Davies was<br />

awarded the CMG in 2001 for 'services to history',<br />

and has collected several Polish distinctions<br />

including the Order of Merit.<br />

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CITIES OF THE CLASSICAL WORLD<br />

An Atlas and Gazetteer of 120 Centres of Ancient<br />

Civilization<br />

Colin McEvedy<br />

A fascinating illustrated history of the most<br />

important cities of antiquity, from Alexandria<br />

to York.<br />

Colin McEvedy's highly original historical atlases<br />

revolutionised the way the history of the<br />

Western world was seen. Cities of the Classical<br />

World, the last book he compiled before his<br />

death in 2005, is the result of a lifetime's<br />

enthusiasm for classical history, and of many<br />

years spent travelling to major ancient sites from<br />

Babylon to Pompeii. This fascinating illustrated<br />

history maps the most important cities of<br />

antiquity and tells their stories. It offers a<br />

compelling imaginative guide to the centres of<br />

ancient civilization that shaped the world as we<br />

know it today. There is information about the<br />

cities' strategic importance, imperial dynasties,<br />

power struggles and the lives of the ordinary<br />

population. We learn about Athenian democracy,<br />

Roman baths in Paris, the many faiths of Jerusalem,<br />

ancient shipwrecks off Marseille, the tombs of Petra and<br />

the churches of Constantinople. Alongside this, there are<br />

over 120 unique hand-drawn maps tracing the<br />

cities' thoroughfares and defences, monuments<br />

and mistakes. The result is a unique, elegantly<br />

designed and beautiful book, which opens a new<br />

window on to the distant past and transforms<br />

the way we see it.<br />

PUBLICATION<br />

DATE<br />

3rd November <strong>2011</strong><br />

FORMAT<br />

234 x 153mm<br />

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120 integrated maps<br />

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Colin McEvedy (1930-2005) was a psychiatrist,<br />

historian and demographer. He has written many<br />

books including the <strong>Penguin</strong> Atlases of History.<br />

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REVOLUTIONARY IRAN<br />

Michael Axworthy<br />

A major new work by the author of Iran:<br />

Empire of the Mind.<br />

With a population of some 75 million people, a<br />

large percentage of the world's oil reserves and<br />

a strategic position between South Asia and the<br />

Arabian Peninsula, Iran is one of the great<br />

puzzles of the modern world. One of the few<br />

countries with the assets and the ideology to<br />

allow itself to stand aside from the western<br />

mainstream, Iran's treatment of its own citizens<br />

and its plans to develop nuclear power and<br />

weapons make it deeply frustrating to western<br />

policy-makers - its revolutionary leadership<br />

using a rhetoric which is both baffling and<br />

threatening. Revolutionary Iran is the major new<br />

work by Michael Axworthy, whose Iran: Empire<br />

of the Mind has established itself as the best<br />

single-volume history of Iran. Stripping away<br />

layers of myth and misunderstanding, Axworthy<br />

tells the story of Iran since the revolution of the<br />

ayatollahs, including a full account of the terrible<br />

Iran-Iraq War, one of the most bloody since the<br />

Second World War and a conflict which has had<br />

a profound impact on Iranian society.<br />

PUBLICATION<br />

DATE<br />

29th November 2012<br />

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Michael Axworthy is the former head of the Iran<br />

desk at the Foreign Office and author of a very<br />

well-received book on Nader Shah and Iran:<br />

Empire of the Mind, which sold 17,000 copies and<br />

rights have been sold in 6 languages.<br />

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SAVAGE CONTINENT<br />

Europe in the Aftermath of World War Two<br />

Keith Lowe<br />

An awe-inspiring portrait of how Europe<br />

emerged from the ashes of WWII.<br />

The Second World War might have officially<br />

ended in May 1945, but in reality it rumbled on<br />

for another 10 years.<br />

Across Europe, landscapes had been ravaged,<br />

entire cities razed and more than 35 million<br />

people had been killed in the war. The<br />

institutions that we now take for granted - such<br />

as the police, the media, transport, local and<br />

national government - were either entirely<br />

absent or hopelessly compromised. Crime rates<br />

were soaring, economies collapsing, and the<br />

European population was hovering on the brink<br />

of starvation. In this epic book, Keith Lowe<br />

describes a continent still racked by violence,<br />

where large sections of the population had yet<br />

to accept that the war was over. He outlines the<br />

warped morality and the insatiable urge for<br />

vengeance that were the legacy of the conflict.<br />

He describes the ethnic cleansing and civil wars<br />

that tore apart the lives of ordinary people from<br />

the Baltic Sea to the Mediterranean, and the<br />

establishment of a new world order that finally<br />

brought stability to a shattered generation.<br />

PUBLICATION<br />

DATE<br />

5th April 2012<br />

FORMAT<br />

234 x 153mm<br />

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Keith Lowe is the author of Inferno: The<br />

Devastation of Hamburg, 1943, and a recognised<br />

authority on the Second World War.<br />

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THE ORIGINS OF CHRISTIANITY<br />

The Deification of Jesus the Jew<br />

Geza Vermes<br />

'The greatest Jesus scholar of his generation' -<br />

Sunday Telegraph<br />

The creation of the Christian Church is one of<br />

the most important stories in the development<br />

of the world's history, but it is also one of the<br />

most poorly understood.<br />

With a forensic, brilliant reading of all the key<br />

surviving texts, Geza Vermes recreates the true<br />

narrative of how Jesus, who himself never made<br />

any divine claims, was converted first into a<br />

superhuman figure and then into a sort of god<br />

in the wake of his shocking death. As his<br />

message spread across the eastern<br />

Mediterranean the religion based on his teaching<br />

changed from a predominantly Jewish one to a<br />

Gentile faith. As this faith was organized and its<br />

principles hammered into place, it moved ever<br />

further from its humble origins. The book ends<br />

with the Emperor Constantine's adoption of<br />

Christianity as the official religion of the Roman<br />

Empire and the stamping out of all variant forms<br />

in favour of a single, centralized, state-backed<br />

litany.<br />

PUBLICATION<br />

DATE<br />

5th July 2012<br />

FORMAT<br />

234 x 153mm<br />

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200<br />

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This fascinating book is Vermes' masterpiece and a superb<br />

example of how to bring the ancient world to life.<br />

Geza Vermes was born in Hungary in 1924. He studied<br />

in Budapest and Louvain, and was the first Professor of<br />

Jewish Studies at Oxford. He is one of the world's<br />

greatest experts on early Christianity and the Dead Sea<br />

Scrolls.<br />

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THE LITTLE PARIS KITCHEN<br />

Classic French Recipes with a Fresh and Fun Approach<br />

Rachel Khoo<br />

Rachel Khoo cooks up a storm from her tiny<br />

Parisian kitchen, bringing the magic of France<br />

into our homes.<br />

For years, the classic food of France has been<br />

celebrated throughout the world. For all its<br />

richness and grandeur, it can sometimes be<br />

stereotyped as old-fashioned, or a bit too<br />

complicated to make at home. British cook,<br />

Rachel Khoo, was determined to learn more so<br />

she moved to Paris and enrolled at Le Cordon<br />

Bleu, the world-famous cookery school. Five<br />

years later, she still lives and works in Paris,<br />

cooking up a selection of classic French dishes<br />

and giving them her own modern twists. The<br />

120 recipes in the book range from the classic<br />

Boeuf Bourguignon to a deliciously fragrant<br />

Provencal lavender and lemon roast chicken,<br />

from everyday dishes like Omelette Pipérade to<br />

delicious desserts like Crème Brûlée and Tarte<br />

Tatin. Rachel celebrates real French food and<br />

shows how simple these dishes are. Add a little<br />

French culinary touch to your everyday life at<br />

home, no matter where you are in the world, or<br />

how big your kitchen is!<br />

PUBLICATION<br />

DATE<br />

12th April 2012<br />

FORMAT<br />

246 x 189mm<br />

ILLUSTRATIONS<br />

Full colour<br />

integrated<br />

photography<br />

EXTENT<br />

288<br />

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Michael Joseph<br />

Rachel Khoo is a British cook and food writer<br />

living in Paris. She now travels the world working<br />

on a variety of projects, from workshops to<br />

catering for blue-chip client events to smaller<br />

pop-up restaurants. She also runs 'La petite cuisine<br />

à Paris' (Paris' smallest underground restaurant).<br />

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SAVED BY CAKE<br />

Marian Keyes<br />

A beginner's baking cookbook from the UK's<br />

bestselling women's fiction author.<br />

Saved by Cake gives a frank and vivid account<br />

of Marian Keyes' recent depression, and how<br />

baking helped her to focus and get back on<br />

track. A complete novice in the kitchen, Marian<br />

decided to bake a cake for a friend one day and<br />

that was it: she realized that baking was what<br />

she needed to put all her energy into in order<br />

to get her through each day. And so she baked,<br />

and little by little the depression lifted, along<br />

with her sponges and soufflés ...<br />

Never patronizing, always honest and witty,<br />

accessible and full of fun, the delicious bakes and<br />

cakes that Marian serves up in this cookbook<br />

will put a smile on your face. From her<br />

Consistently Reliable Cupcakes and Very<br />

Chocolately Macaroons, to the ease of her<br />

Fridge-set Honeycomb Cheesecake, you will<br />

want to have a go at making all of Marian's<br />

recipes. The shoe and handbag biscuits<br />

particularly. Very covetable. Very Marian.<br />

PUBLICATION<br />

DATE<br />

16th February 2012<br />

FORMAT<br />

234 x 153mm<br />

ILLUSTRATIONS<br />

Full colour<br />

integrated<br />

photography<br />

EXTENT<br />

208<br />

US RIGHTS<br />

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Spanish (Plaza y Janes)<br />

IMPRINT<br />

Michael Joseph<br />

Marian Keyes is the UK's most popular writer of<br />

women's fiction. Her international bestselling<br />

novels include Rachel's Holiday, Last Chance<br />

Saloon, Sushi for Beginners, Angels, The Other<br />

Side of the Story, Anybody Out There, This<br />

Charming Man and The Brightest Star in the Sky.<br />

Marian lives in Dublin with her husband.<br />

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SORTED FOR BEGINNERS<br />

Ben Ebbrell and Barry Taylor<br />

Perfect for novice cooks who are about to<br />

hit the kitchen for the first time.<br />

The Sorted crew help you knock up meal after<br />

meal of cracking food, seasoned with a healthy<br />

dose of fun. Whether a complete recipe rookie,<br />

a busy parent in need of inspiration, or a<br />

student faced with a small food budget, Sorted<br />

will help sort all your kitchen dilemmas.<br />

Ben Ebbrell and Barry Taylor head up the Sorted<br />

crew - a group of childhood friends who got<br />

together during their university holidays to share<br />

anecdotes, experiences, and problems that they<br />

were each facing during their first year away from<br />

home. After mocking each other's laughable set of<br />

domestic skills in the kitchen, Ben decided to help<br />

them out with recipe ideas and 'Sorted' was the<br />

result.<br />

PUBLICATION<br />

DATE<br />

10th May 2012<br />

FORMAT<br />

246 x 189mm<br />

ILLUSTRATIONS<br />

Full colour<br />

integrated<br />

photography<br />

EXTENT<br />

368<br />

US RIGHTS<br />

<strong>Penguin</strong> UK<br />

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Michael Joseph<br />

With Ben cooking and Barry taking photographs<br />

and using his design skills, the crew set<br />

themselves up on YouTube to upload filmed<br />

recipes. Their videos currently have 20 million<br />

views and the group has self-published two recipe<br />

books: 'A Recipe for Student Survival' and 'A<br />

Rookie's <strong>Guide</strong> to Crackin' Cooking'. Reworked<br />

with <strong>Penguin</strong>, all the recipes from the books are<br />

now contained within this new edition.<br />

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THE WEEKEND COOKBOOK<br />

Catherine Hill<br />

This unique cookbook is aimed at everyone who<br />

wants to cook at the weekend, whether staying at<br />

home or self-catering on a weekend away<br />

throughout the year. It transports the notion of a<br />

'staycation' to another level as more and more<br />

people are choosing to spend time at home or<br />

holidaying in their own country. The approach is<br />

relaxed, very real and packed full of recipes, tips<br />

and advice on how to make your weekend<br />

cooking something to remember.<br />

The chapters include:<br />

Friday Night Easy<br />

Breakfasts and Brunch<br />

Saturday Night Special<br />

Sunday Lunches<br />

PUBLICATION<br />

DATE<br />

7th June 2012<br />

FORMAT<br />

234 x 153mm<br />

ILLUSTRATIONS<br />

Full colour<br />

integrated<br />

photography<br />

EXTENT<br />

196<br />

US RIGHTS<br />

<strong>Penguin</strong> UK<br />

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Michael Joseph<br />

From quick assembly dishes to wow-factor puds,<br />

this book is packed full of simple to make,<br />

mouth-watering recipes.<br />

Catherine Hill is a renowned food stylist and<br />

writer. She has worked as Food and Wine editor<br />

for titles such as Woman and Home, Essentials,<br />

Family Circle and BBC Veggie Good Food and has<br />

a client list which includes Sainsbury's, Tesco,<br />

Sunday Times Style, numerous other magazines,<br />

and the Daily Mail Weekend. Her approach to<br />

food is realistic, relaxed, desirable and<br />

unpretentious.<br />

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THE GRAPE<br />

Julia Harding, Jancis Robinson, Jose Vouillamoz<br />

A new and indispensable book for every wine<br />

lover.<br />

Where do wine grapes come from and how do<br />

they relate to each other? What is the historical<br />

background of each grape variety? Where are they<br />

grown? What sort of wines do they make and most<br />

importantly, what do they taste like? Containing many<br />

unpublished discoveries and dispelling many a myth,<br />

The Grape shares recent - and often exclusive - DNA<br />

research to reveal the true origins and relationship of all<br />

grape varieties currently in commercial wine production.<br />

The Grape offers essential and original information in<br />

greater depth and breadth than has ever been available<br />

before.<br />

PUBLICATION<br />

DATE<br />

4th October 2012<br />

ILLUSTRATIONS<br />

80 colour illustrations<br />

EXTENT<br />

1248<br />

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Jancis Robinson is one of the world's best known<br />

wine writers. In 1984 she was the first person<br />

outside the wine trade to qualify as a Master of<br />

Wine. The Financial Times wine writer, she is the<br />

author/editor of dozens of wine books, including<br />

two of the most respected and garlanded, The<br />

Oxford Companion to Wine (OUP) and The<br />

World Atlas of Wine (Mitchell Beazley). Her<br />

award-winning website, www.JancisRobinson.com.<br />

has subscribers in 100 countries.<br />

José Vouillamoz is a botanist and grape<br />

geneticist with an international reputation and is<br />

currently based in his native Switzerland.<br />

Julia Harding passed the notoriously stiff Master<br />

of Wine exams at the first attempt, the top student<br />

of her year. She is Jancis Robinson's full-time<br />

researcher, co-ordinator and associate palate.<br />

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EVERYDAY ENLIGHTENMENT<br />

His Holiness The Gyalwang Drukpa<br />

A practical and modern guide to finding<br />

happiness and spiritual fulfilment by the<br />

leading Tibetan Buddhist discovered by the<br />

Dalai Lama.<br />

In Everyday Enlightenment, His Holiness helps<br />

you expand your spiritual horizon. He guides<br />

you along your path to understanding yourself<br />

and achieving greater inner freedom, clarity and<br />

happiness. He shows you how to deal with the<br />

demands and challenges of daily life and gives<br />

you methods to connect with your true self, not<br />

your ego. Only once you have learned to love<br />

yourself can you love others and live a<br />

harmonious life. He explains that your gurus are<br />

closer than you think and describes the need to<br />

be inspired, not influenced, in order to then go<br />

on and inspire others. Packed with practical<br />

exercises and meditations, as well as fascinating<br />

personal anecdotes, Everyday Enlightenment<br />

shows you how to let go of your ego and<br />

transform fear into fearlessness. Unlike other<br />

spiritual leaders, His Holiness is modern and<br />

forward-thinking, and his teachings are<br />

extremely relevant to contemporary life.<br />

PUBLICATION<br />

DATE<br />

19th January 2012<br />

FORMAT<br />

234 x 153mm<br />

EXTENT<br />

280<br />

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His Holiness The Gyalwang Drukpa is a leading<br />

Tibetan Buddhist who has millions of followers<br />

worldwide. He was only 3 years old when the<br />

Dalai Lama discovered him, and over the years he<br />

has become one of the most influential Buddhist<br />

leaders in the world and sits on the Earth Awards<br />

Committee which is spearheaded by Prince<br />

Charles.<br />

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THE PYRAMID DIET<br />

Danni Levy<br />

The utterly brilliant, absolutely workable diet<br />

for food lovers everywhere from a rising<br />

health & fitness star.<br />

Low carb, low fat, low calorie ... you've probably<br />

tried them all. But throw the word 'low' into<br />

the mix and your loyalty to any eating plan is<br />

not likely to last long enough to lose weight and<br />

keep it off. The Pyramid Diet is an exciting and<br />

rewarding diet which has lifetime sustainability.<br />

It is also the most balanced diet to date: you can<br />

eat carbs and you can eat fruit! It is also adaptable to<br />

any social situation: you can still go to your local<br />

Chinese restaurant, as long as you follow Danni's<br />

recommendations as to what to order. It is based on<br />

a simple, easy to follow, 3-day cycle: day 1: high carbs,<br />

day 2: low carbs and day 3: no carbs.<br />

PUBLICATION<br />

DATE<br />

10th May 2012<br />

FORMAT<br />

234 x 153mm<br />

EXTENT<br />

300<br />

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Michael Joseph<br />

By rotating your carbohydrate consumption, you keep<br />

your metabolism elevated. Danni also tells you which<br />

days are best for cardiovascular and resistance<br />

exercises if you want a bikini body in time for the<br />

beach this summer. Effective and achievable, The<br />

Pyramid Diet provides dieters with the structure they<br />

need and allows them to eat the food they love. The<br />

weight is over - welcome to a new you!<br />

Danni Levy is a 27-year-old health and fitness<br />

journalist. She is a regular contributor for the<br />

health pages of The Sun and numerous magazines. She<br />

presents a diet and workout show and is soon to feature<br />

in a new series on Living TV. She took on the role of<br />

Mileena in Warner Bros' game 'Mortal Kombat' and she<br />

will be featuring as Catwoman in their new 'Batman'<br />

game.<br />

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THE FOOD HOSPITAL<br />

Simple, Delicious Recipes for a Healthy Life<br />

Lucy Jones, Dr Gio Miletto, Dr Shaw Somers<br />

With expert advice from a GP, dietitian and a<br />

gastrointestinal specialist, The Food Hospital will<br />

show how food can heal everyday complaints and<br />

help protect against more serious conditions.<br />

You'll also discover how to experience<br />

health-giving benefits by combining certain foods.<br />

Divided into chapters: Gut Feeling; On The<br />

Outside; Mind Matters; Just for the Girls; Eat<br />

Yourself Better; When Things Get Serious and<br />

covering a diverse range of conditions - from<br />

coughs and colds to depression and even cancer -<br />

the book advises what to eat to achieve your very<br />

best health. And with 45 delicious recipes, healthy<br />

eating has never been easier.<br />

PUBLICATION<br />

DATE<br />

10th November <strong>2011</strong><br />

FORMAT<br />

230 x 190mm<br />

EXTENT<br />

288<br />

US RIGHTS<br />

<strong>Penguin</strong> UK<br />

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Michael Joseph<br />

Dr. Gio Miletto worked in hospitals for six years<br />

before moving into General Practice. He has<br />

written about medicine for the London Evening<br />

Standard and contributed to Sky TV and BBC<br />

radio.<br />

Shaw Somers is a consultant surgeon,<br />

specialising in upper gastro-intestinal and<br />

bariatric (weight-loss) surgery. His busy<br />

schedule includes clinical work and work in the<br />

media, including Channel 4's Embarrassing<br />

Bodies and Britain's Fattest Man.<br />

Lucy Jones is a senior specialist registered<br />

dietitian, working both in the NHS and in<br />

private practice. She is a media spokesperson<br />

for the British Dietetic Association regularly<br />

appearing on national news programmes and in the<br />

press commenting on current nutrition stories.<br />

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THE GROWTH MAP<br />

Economic Opportunity in the BRICs and Beyond<br />

Jim O'Neill<br />

Ten years ago, Jim O'Neill made a startling<br />

prediction: that the world would no longer be run<br />

from New York, London or Tokyo. A new era was<br />

rising in which Brazil, Russia, India and China,<br />

overflowing with raw materials and ambition,<br />

would overtake the largest Western economies.<br />

The BRICs concept was born. No other economic<br />

idea has defined the 21st Century more powerfully<br />

or more accurately. In tipping the four<br />

fastest-growing economies, Jim O'Neill flipped the<br />

world on its axis and redrew the map of economic<br />

growth. The concept was embraced by the<br />

markets and championed by the leaders of the<br />

four constituent nations. The Growth Map is Jim<br />

O'Neill's personal account of the BRICs<br />

phenomenon and how it has taken on a life of its<br />

own. He pinpoints the next set of growth engines<br />

including a universe of countries he defines as the<br />

'Next 11': Indonesia, Mexico, Korea and Turkey,<br />

Bangladesh, Egypt, Iran, Nigeria, Pakistan,<br />

Phillipines and Vietnam. Of these, O'Neill identifies<br />

Indonesia, Mexico, Korea and Turkey as new<br />

'Growth Markets'.<br />

PUBLICATION<br />

DATE<br />

1st December <strong>2011</strong><br />

FORMAT<br />

234 x 153mm<br />

EXTENT<br />

272<br />

US RIGHTS<br />

<strong>Penguin</strong> Group US<br />

(Portfolio)<br />

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Japanese (Diamond)<br />

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Portfolio<br />

Jim O'Neill is Chairman of Goldman Sachs Asset<br />

Management. He joined Goldman Sachs in 1995,<br />

rising to chief economist, and in 2001 he led the<br />

team that conducted the original BRIC analysis. He<br />

is a member of the boards of the UK Royal<br />

Economic Society, Itinera and Bruegel, and also<br />

chairman of the charity SHINE. He has a lifelong<br />

passion for Manchester United FC, and has served<br />

as a non-executive director of the club's board.<br />

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SUPERTEAMS<br />

Khoi Tu<br />

In business, sport and life, individual talent is not<br />

enough. The best results come from the best<br />

teams...and here are their secrets.<br />

What do the SAS, Ferrari and the Rolling<br />

Stones have in common? Their success is about<br />

much more than talented individuals. They are<br />

Superteams. Every organisation, whether a<br />

business or a sports club, lives or dies by the<br />

quality of its teamwork. No man can be an<br />

island for long; only great teams can face a crisis<br />

and emerge stronger. So how do you build the<br />

right team? In this incisive and inspirational<br />

book, renowned teamwork specialist Khoi Tu<br />

explains how to make sure your team delivers<br />

consistently superior results, whatever your aim.<br />

Superteams takes ten legendary teams -<br />

including animation studio Pixar, Europe's 2010<br />

Ryder Cup winners, and the people behind the<br />

Northern Ireland peace process - and analyses<br />

their inner workings, evolution and defining<br />

moments. The route to excellence, Khoi Tu<br />

argues, lies in the seven tasks that will turn your<br />

team into a superteam.<br />

PUBLICATION<br />

DATE<br />

6th September 2012<br />

FORMAT<br />

234 x 153mm<br />

EXTENT<br />

352<br />

US RIGHTS<br />

<strong>Penguin</strong> UK<br />

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Portfolio<br />

Khoi Tu is a sought-after leadership and teamwork<br />

consultant. He has advised some of the world's<br />

most influential individuals and companies, including<br />

banks, oil giants, celebrity chefs and private equity<br />

entrepreneurs. A graduate of LSE and INSEAD, he<br />

took key roles at Shell and online marketing<br />

specialist Razorfish. He founded the Panthea<br />

consultancy in 2002 and now runs the boutique<br />

advisory company Inverstar.<br />

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MRS MONEYPENNY'S CAREERS ADVICE FOR<br />

AMBITIOUS WOMEN<br />

Heather McGregor, Mrs Moneypenny<br />

No-holds-barred advice from the world's<br />

best-known career woman.<br />

Welcome to the world of Mrs Moneypenny,<br />

where it's all about who you know and what<br />

you know. Where you can't have it all, but you<br />

have to do it all. The high-flying,<br />

über-connected Financial Times columnist is on<br />

a mission to help you get ahead at work. In this<br />

incisive, hilariously frank book, Mrs Moneypenny<br />

tells you everything you need to know about<br />

taking control of your career. From nurturing<br />

your personal network and getting noticed, to<br />

the art of outsourcing and understanding<br />

numbers, she distils a lifetime's experience of<br />

running businesses and shaping careers into<br />

original, practical advice. Whether you're just<br />

starting out or a rung from the top, whether<br />

you're a store manager or a CEO, let Mrs<br />

Moneypenny be your ultimate mentor - and<br />

guide you to success.<br />

PUBLICATION<br />

DATE<br />

5th January 2012<br />

FORMAT<br />

216 x 135mm<br />

EXTENT<br />

256<br />

US RIGHTS<br />

<strong>Penguin</strong> Group US<br />

(Portfolio)<br />

TRANSLATION<br />

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Brazilian (LeYa)<br />

IMPRINT<br />

Portfolio<br />

Heather McGregor is a leading London<br />

headhunter. She owns and runs Taylor Bennett,<br />

the executive search firm that identifies senior<br />

talent for many of the world's leading companies.<br />

She also co-founded Osborne McGregor, a search<br />

company that focuses on identifying female talent.<br />

Mrs Moneypenny is a working mother of three<br />

who runs a business in London, outsources her<br />

children - the 'cost centres' - to various<br />

educational establishments and has been married for<br />

more thank 20 years. She writes a weekly column for<br />

the FT which keeps people entertained from Seattle to<br />

Shanghai.<br />

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START YOUR BUSINESS IN 7 DAYS<br />

James Caan<br />

Work for yourself in just one week with Britain's<br />

most dynamic entrepreneur.<br />

After leaving school at 16, James Caan started his<br />

first business in a broom cupboard. 14 years later<br />

he sold it for £25 million, and grew a second<br />

business to 147 offices in 30 countries. He now<br />

manages a portfolio of 41 businesses with an<br />

annual turnover of £400 million. Safe to say, James<br />

knows a thing or two about starting, running and<br />

building businesses. Start Your Business In 7 Days<br />

delivers hands-on, practical advice on how all of us<br />

can turn our dreams and ideas into reality and<br />

start working for ourselves in just a week.<br />

PUBLICATION<br />

DATE<br />

1st March 2012<br />

FORMAT<br />

234 x 153mm<br />

EXTENT<br />

320<br />

US RIGHTS<br />

<strong>Penguin</strong> UK<br />

TRANSLATION<br />

RIGHTS<br />

<strong>Penguin</strong> UK<br />

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Portfolio<br />

James Caan is a winner of both<br />

PriceWaterhouseCooper's and Asian Jewel's<br />

Entrepreneur of the Year awards, he joined the<br />

panel of the BBC's Dragon's Den in 2007. He<br />

started a business column for the Daily Telegraph<br />

in 2008, the year he released his bestselling<br />

autobiography The Real Deal and joined Sky<br />

News' money panel. In 2009 he was appointed by<br />

the UK government as co-chair of the Ethnic<br />

Minority Business Taskforce. He has also written<br />

Get the Job You Really Want (<strong>Penguin</strong>, <strong>2011</strong>).<br />

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GENERAL NON-FICTION<br />

IS THAT A FISH IN YOUR EAR?<br />

By David Bellos<br />

Is That A Fish in Your Ear? will charm and delight those who love reading. Funny and<br />

surprising on every page, it offers readers new insight into the mystery of how we come to<br />

know what someone else means - whether we wish to understand Asterix or a foreign<br />

head of state. David Bellos shows how much we can learn about ourselves by exploring the<br />

ways we use translation - from the historical routes of written language, to the stylistic<br />

choices of Ingmar Bergman. Is That A Fish in Your Ear? describes why translation sits deep in<br />

human experience, and why we need it in so many situations, from the spread of religion to<br />

our appreciation of literature: indeed Bellos claims all great writers are great translators.<br />

Written with great joie de vivre and littered with wonderful asides, it promises any reader<br />

new eyes through which to understand the world.<br />

Particular Books, September <strong>2011</strong>, 400pp.<br />

<strong>Rights</strong> sold: French (Flammarion), Spanish (Editorial Ariel), US (Farrar Strauss & Giroux Inc)<br />

WHO, OR WHY, OR WHICH OR WHAT…?<br />

By John Oldale<br />

A book to pique the curiosity of armchair travellers and followers of global events<br />

everywhere, Who, or Why, or Which, or What...? presents a compendium of the most<br />

unusual, enlightening and eyebrow-raising facts about every nation on Earth. Track down<br />

the world's top spymaster, most snake-infested country and the island paradise which was<br />

named after an accountant. Find out where the penalty for not flushing the loo is $150,<br />

how to deal with jellyfish stings, the best recipe for a Bloody Mary and what the odds of<br />

death in Russian Roulette really are. With illustrations that explain everything from how<br />

the Berlin Wall worked to why piranhas aren't as dangerous as you might think, this book<br />

will permanently change the way you see the world.<br />

Particular Books, September <strong>2011</strong>, 320pp<br />

<strong>Rights</strong> sold: German (Rowohlt Verlag), US (<strong>Penguin</strong> Group Plume)<br />

FICTION<br />

KONSTANTIN<br />

By Tom Bullough<br />

This vivid novel, set in 19th Century Russia, tells the story of a young boy obsessed with<br />

the stars and space, who when he is small becomes partially deaf from scarlet fever. Based<br />

on a real figure, Konstantin Tsiolkovsky, the boy grows up to become the father of the<br />

Russian space race - but that's just the end of the story. Konstantin is the incredibly moving<br />

tale of a boy following his obsession - powerfully evocative of a particular time and place,<br />

harsh, beautiful and utterly real. You feel the world on the brink of change, at a moment of<br />

great dreams and great invention. It is one of the most original and brilliantly written<br />

novels to come from a young writer in a long time.<br />

Viking, March 2012, 308pp.<br />

<strong>Rights</strong> sold: French (Editions Calmann Levy), German (C B Beck Verlag), Hebrew (Modan),<br />

Portuguese (Materia Prima), Serbian (Laguna)<br />

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THE WHORES’ ASYLUM<br />

By Katy Darby<br />

When you read these words, and all those that follow, I am afraid it must be because I am no longer<br />

here to speak them to you. Love is a disease; no doubt of it, and one which has proved mortal to<br />

many men down the ages . . . Oxford, 1887: Even as Victoria celebrates the fiftieth year of her<br />

reign, a stone's throw from the calm cloisters and college spires lies Jericho, a maze of seedy<br />

streets and ill-lit taverns, haunted by drunkards, thieves and the lowest sort of brazen female<br />

that ever lifted her petticoats. When Stephen Chapman, a brilliant young medical student, is<br />

persuaded to volunteer at a shelter devoted to reforming the fallen women of Oxford, his<br />

closest friend Edward feels a strange sense of dread. But even Edward - who already knows<br />

the devastating effect of falling in love with the wrong woman - cannot foresee the macabre<br />

and violent events that will unfold around them, or stop Diana, the woman who seems<br />

destined to drive them apart.<br />

Fig Tree, February 2012, 352pp<br />

<strong>Rights</strong> sold: Czech (Euromedia)<br />

LANDFALL<br />

By Helen Gordon<br />

Alice Robinson is having doubts about her job on a fashionable London art magazine. Agreeing<br />

to house-sit for her parents, she moves back to the suburban streets of her childhood, a world<br />

of Girl <strong>Guide</strong>s, Tudorbethan houses and blossom trees, and finds herself confronting some<br />

truths about the way she's chosen to live her life. How can we connect? What are the maps<br />

and manuals that show us how to live today?<br />

Exploring the landscape of the South East and the nature of life on an island, this clear-eyed,<br />

mordantly witty, warm and unsparing novel culminates in one of the most surprising and<br />

destabilizing endings you'll have read in some time.<br />

Landfall marks the arrival of a new, intriguing voice and a major literary talent.<br />

Fig Tree, October <strong>2011</strong>, 224pp<br />

THE IMPORTANCE OF BEING MYRTLE<br />

By Ulrika Jonsson<br />

Myrtle and Austin have shared a dutiful marriage for over forty years and, during that time, her<br />

life has been one of meek submission to an authoritarian husband. But everything changes in an<br />

instant when Austin collapses on the bus and dies in the arms of Gianni, a kind-hearted<br />

gardener who makes it his mission to find the dead man's family and share his sympathy. Even<br />

without the confines of her marriage, Myrtle finds herself trapped by her newfound freedom.<br />

Who is she without Austin? How can she cope with no friends to call upon? And whatever<br />

became of the carefree, passionate girl she used to be? Friendship can be found in the<br />

unlikeliest of places, and Gianni and Dorothy, her neighbour, bring the fragile and unhappy<br />

Myrtle into their vivid, warm world. But Austin's death has revealed startling new questions<br />

Myrtle's two daughters want answered and the secrets of the past must be brought into the<br />

light, as must Myrtle herself, before any of them can move on.<br />

Michael Joseph, September <strong>2011</strong>, 416pp.<br />

<strong>Rights</strong> sold: Swedish (Forum)<br />

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HOTHOUSE FLOWER<br />

By Lucinda Riley<br />

Ideal for fans of Kate Morton's The House at Riverton and Victoria Hislop's The Island - this is<br />

commercial/literary fiction with a dual narrative strand, spanning the period from the 1930s<br />

to the present day. The two strands focus on two very different love affairs. In the present,<br />

Julia - a gifted concert pianist - is struggling with overwhelming grief at the death of her<br />

husband and young child. Her family are trying desperately to bring her back to the land of<br />

the living and a chance visit with her sister to Wharton Park, the local stately home, brings<br />

her back into contact with Kit, heir to the estate - and her possible salvation.<br />

In the 1930s, we are introduced to Harry, former heir to Wharton Park and Olivia, his<br />

young society bride. But the outbreak of war interrupts their fledgling marriage and Harry<br />

finds his time as a PoW in Thailand leaves him much changed - and in love with Lidia, a<br />

beautiful Thai girl. Wharton Park holds many secrets and only Julia's grandmother has the<br />

key to unlock them all. Hothouse Flower has now sold 700,000 copies around the world.<br />

Michael Joseph, November 2010, 592pp<br />

<strong>Rights</strong> sold: Brazilian (Novo Conceito), Chinese Simplified (Beijing Booky Publishing), Czech (Vikend),<br />

Dutch (De Kern), German (Goldmann Verlag), Greek (Oceanida Publications), Italian (Giunti),<br />

Lithuania (Tyto Alba), Norwegian (Cappelen Damm), Polish (Albatros Andrzej Kurylowicz), Russian<br />

(AST Publishers), Serbia & Montenegro (Laguna Publishing House), Spanish (Plaza & Janes Editores),<br />

Turkish (Pegasus), US (Simon & Schuster).<br />

THE GIRL ON THE CLIFF<br />

By Lucinda Riley<br />

From the bestselling author of Hothouse Flower comes another sweeping epic in the vein of<br />

Kate Morton's House at Riverton. Grania Ryan has lost her way in life. Returning home in<br />

desperate need of solace, she is drawn into an unusual friendship with Aurora Lisle: a small girl<br />

whose family story will prove strangely entwined with Grania's own. And she may lead Grania<br />

herself into a new story altogether. As secrets are uncovered, from a bittersweet romance in<br />

wartime London to a troubled relationship in contemporary New York, from love for a<br />

foundling child to long-hidden memories of a lost brother, Lucinda Riley's wonderful<br />

storytelling will immediately capture your heart. Deftly weaving together past and present, this<br />

is a multi-layered, atmospheric and moving novel.<br />

Michael Joseph, November <strong>2011</strong>, 576pp<br />

<strong>Rights</strong> sold: Brazilian (Novo Conceito), Dutch (De Kern), German (Goldmann Verlag), Norwegian<br />

(Cappelen Damm), Portuguese (Edicoes ASA II S.A.), Russian (AST Publishers), Turkish (Pegasus), US<br />

(Simon & Schuster)<br />

CURRENT AFFAIRS<br />

HONEY MONEY<br />

By Catherine Hakim<br />

Catherine Hakim's groundbreaking book reveals how erotic capital is just as influential in life<br />

as how rich, clever, educated or well-connected we are. Drawing on hard evidence, she<br />

illustrates how this potent force develops from an early age, with attractive children assumed<br />

to be intelligent, competent and good. She examines how women and men learn to exploit it<br />

throughout their lives, how it differs across cultures and how it affects all spheres of activity,<br />

from dating and mating to politics, business, film, music, the arts and sport. She also explores<br />

why erotic capital is growing in importance in today's highly sexualised culture and yet,<br />

ironically, as a 'feminine' virtue, remains sidelined.<br />

Honey Money is a call for us to recognize the economic and social value of erotic capital, and<br />

truly acknowledge beauty and pleasure. This will not only change the role of women in<br />

society, getting them a better deal in both public and private life - it could also revolutionize<br />

our power structures, big business, the sex industry, government, marriage, education and<br />

almost everything we do.<br />

Allen Lane, August <strong>2011</strong>, 384pp.<br />

<strong>Rights</strong> sold: Brazilian (Distribuidora Record), Chinese complex (Wealth Press), German (Campus<br />

Verlag), Italian (Arnoldo Mondadori), Japanese (Kyodo Tsushin), Korean (Minumsa), Russian (Alpina),<br />

Spanish (Editorial Debate), Taiwan (Wealth Press), US (Basic Books)<br />

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HISTORY & POLITICS<br />

AI WEIWEI SPEAKS<br />

with Hans Ulrich Obrist<br />

Ai Weiwei - artist, architect, curator, publisher, poet and urbanist - extended the notion of<br />

art and is one of the world's most significant creative and cultural figures. In this series of<br />

interviews, conducted over several years with the curator Hans Ulrich Obrist, he discusses<br />

the many dimensions of his artistic life, ranging over subjects including ceramics, blogging,<br />

nature, philosophy and the myriad influences that have fed into his work. He also talks<br />

candidly about his father, his childhood spent in exile and his criticism of the Chinese state.<br />

Together, these extraordinary discussions give a unique insight into the outstanding<br />

complexity of Ai Weiwei's thought and work, and are an essential reminder of the need for<br />

personal, political and artistic freedom.<br />

<strong>Penguin</strong>, May <strong>2011</strong>, 128pp.<br />

<strong>Rights</strong> sold: Brazilian (Editora WMF Martins Fontes), French (Manuella Editions), German (Carl<br />

Hanser), Japanese (Misuzu Shobo), Korean (The Open Books Co.)<br />

THE GREAT SEA<br />

By David Abulafia<br />

For over three thousand years, the Mediterranean Sea has been one of the great centres of<br />

world civilisation. From the time of historical Troy until the middle of the nineteenth<br />

century, human activity here decisively shaped much of the course of world history. David<br />

Abulafia's The Great Sea is the first complete history of the Mediterranean from the erection<br />

of the mysterious temples on Malta around 3500 BC to the recent reinvention of the<br />

Mediterranean's shores as a tourist destination.<br />

Part of the argument of Abulafia's book is that the great port cities - Alexandria, Trieste and<br />

Salonika and many others - prospered in part because of their ability to allow many different<br />

peoples, religions and identities to co-exist within sometimes very confined spaces. He also<br />

brilliantly populates his history with identifiable individuals whose lives illustrate with great<br />

immediacy the wider developments he is describing. The Great Sea ranges stupendously<br />

across time and the whole extraordinary space of the Mediterranean from Gibraltar to Jaffa,<br />

Venice to Alexandria. Rather than imposing a false unity on the sea and the teeming human<br />

activity it has sustained, the book emphasises diversity - ethnic, linguistic, religious and<br />

political. Anyone who reads it will leave it with their understanding of those societies and<br />

their histories enormously enriched.<br />

Allen Lane, May <strong>2011</strong>, 816pp<br />

<strong>Rights</strong> sold: Brazilian (Objetiva), Dutch (Unieboek Spectrum), German (S. Fischer Verlag), Greek (Psichogios),<br />

Italian (Arnoldo Mondadori) Korean (Cum Livro), Turkish (Alfa Publishing Group), US (Oxford<br />

University Press)<br />

A HISTORY OF THE WORLD IN 100 OBJECTS<br />

By Neil MacGregor<br />

A chipped stone that was one of the first things ever made by human hands; a clay tablet<br />

telling the story of the great flood centuries before the Bible; a broken hunter's spear<br />

dropped by one of the earliest settlers in America; a hoard of gold abandoned in the Wars of<br />

the Roses. Every object tells a story. A History of the World in 100 Objects is a kaleidoscopic<br />

book of history that tells the story of human civilization in a completely fresh way: through the<br />

fascinating objects that have made us who we are.<br />

Neil MacGregor tells the intriguing stories behind these carefully chosen objects, from<br />

primitive tools to great works of art, told chronologically from almost two million years ago<br />

up to the present day. Through these stories, MacGregor explores key events in human<br />

history, highlighting often unexpected connections and universal themes. No book has<br />

described and shown the history of humankind quite like this before.<br />

Allen Lane, October 2010, 736pp<br />

<strong>Rights</strong> sold: Dutch (Unieboek Spectrum), German (C H Beck), Italian (Adelphi Edizioni), Japanese (Chikuma<br />

Shobo), Korean (Dasan Books), Chinese simplified (Thinkingdom), Chinese complex (Domain Press),<br />

Russian (Eksmo Publishing House), Spanish (Debate)<br />

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LIFESTYLE<br />

QUEEN OF CRAFTS<br />

By Jazz Domino Holly<br />

Feeling the itch to stitch and the urge to preserve? Well then, get your craft on with<br />

crafter-about-town Jazz Domino Holly. As the daughter of rock-royalty and founder of the<br />

Shoreditch Sisters Women's Institute, Jazz is the perfect guide.<br />

Have fun and impress your friends and family with your crafting skills as you learn how to:<br />

·Unravel the mystery of knits and purls and whip up a Girlie Bow Headband<br />

·Fix your stitches and sew a string of Heart-Felt Bunting<br />

·Feel the heat in the kitchen and bake a batch of Queen of Crafts Jam Tarts<br />

·Preserve tradition and fill your empty jars with delicious Oh My Darling Clementine<br />

Marmalade<br />

·Get green-fingered and plant a Herbal Tea Garden<br />

·Become your own beauty expert and mix up a pot of Get Lippy Lip Balm<br />

Jazz will show you how to make all these things and many, many more. You'll be hosting the<br />

perfect tea party, organising a bake-off and setting up your own knitting circle in no time<br />

(and having a lot of fun along the way).<br />

Fig Tree, September <strong>2011</strong>, 240pp.<br />

THE ART OF CAMPING<br />

By Matthew De Abaitua<br />

Could there be another way of life? Can I survive with less stuff? Should I run for the hills?<br />

These are all good questions that people have asked before, throughout history, and which<br />

have inspired people to set up camp. But now camping is part of the drive for selfsufficiency,<br />

a reaction against mass tourism, a chance to connect with the land, to<br />

experience a community, to leave no trace . . .<br />

From packing to pitching, with hikes into the deep history of the subject and encounters<br />

with the great campers and camping movements of the past, this is the only book you'll<br />

need to pack when you next head off to sleep under the stars.<br />

If there is one thing that campers like more than camping, it’s dreaming about their<br />

next trip.<br />

Hamish Hamilton, July <strong>2011</strong>, 304pp<br />

BRAVE OLD WORLD<br />

By Tom Hodgkinson<br />

In this indispensible and delightful addition to Tom Hodgkinson's much-loved series of<br />

guides for the free-spirited, the author takes us on a modern tour of the ancient arts of<br />

everyday living: philosophy, husbandry and merriment. Drawing on the wisdom of an<br />

eclectic range of thinkers and writers, from Virgil to Huxley, on medieval calendars and<br />

manorial records, and, as ever, on Tom's own, honestly recounted, frequently imperfect,<br />

attempts to travel the road to self-sufficiency, Brave Old World is designed to give us all<br />

hope. Why, he asks, shouldn't we return to the ideals of a pre-capitalist, pre-Puritan, preconsumerist<br />

world of feasting, dancing, horse-riding, wood-chopping, fire-laying, poultryrearing,<br />

bartering, bread-baking, bee-keeping and home-schooling? From January to<br />

December, Brave Old World charts the progress of a year in pursuit of the pleasures of the<br />

past, taking seriously - though not without much incidental comedy, G.K. Chesterton's<br />

exhortation, 'We must go back to freedom or forward to slavery'.<br />

Hamish Hamilton, July <strong>2011</strong>, 304pp.<br />

<strong>Rights</strong> sold: Czech (Nakladatelstvi Jota Sro), German (Rogner & Bernhard)<br />

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COOKERY<br />

PERFECT<br />

By Felicity Cloake<br />

How can I make deliciously squidgy chocolate brownies? Is there a fool-proof way to poach<br />

an egg? Does washing mushrooms really spoil them? What's the secret of perfect pastry?<br />

Could a glass of milk turn a good bolognese into a great one? Perfect will answer all these<br />

questions and many, many more. Having rigorously tried and tested recipes from all the<br />

greats - Elizabeth David and Delia Smith to Nigel Slater and Simon Hopkinson - Felicity<br />

Cloake has pulled together the best points from each to create the perfect version of 68<br />

classic dishes. Never again will you have to rifle through countless different books to find<br />

your perfect roast chicken recipe, mayonnaise method or that incredible tomato sauce - it's<br />

all here in this book, based on Felicity's popular Guardian columns, along with dozens of<br />

invaluable prepping and cooking tips that no discerning cook should live without. Whether<br />

you're a competent cook or have just caught the bug, Perfect has a place on every kitchen<br />

shelf.<br />

Fig Tree, August <strong>2011</strong>, 272pp.<br />

PORTFOLIO<br />

START IT UP<br />

By Luke Johnson<br />

'We all have brilliant concepts which will never come to fruition because they are impractical, or<br />

because we are too lazy or distracted. Making it happen is what really counts - which is why so<br />

many seemingly clever schemes fail.'<br />

An inspiring guide to starting your own business from a man who has run, built and owned<br />

dozens of famous companies over the last 25 years. This book is packed full of ideas,<br />

practical advice and myth-busting insights. It's for the new mum looking to sell baby food<br />

online, for the couple who want to open a hotel, for the mechanic setting up his own<br />

garage. Short chapters offer simple lessons and case studies, covering everything from<br />

branding to financing to staff.<br />

Portfolio, September <strong>2011</strong>, 256pp<br />

<strong>Rights</strong> sold: Spanish (Conecta)<br />

SHINE: HOW TO SURVIVE AND THRIVE AT WORK<br />

By Chris Baréz-Brown<br />

When Bono goes into any organisation on his mission to eradicate Third World debt, he<br />

asks "Who's the Elvis around here?" It's a fabulous question. The "Elvis" Bono is looking<br />

for is the person who stands out, breaks the rules, makes things happen, shines a bit more<br />

brightly (and loves every minute of it). This book is for those who want to shine a little<br />

brighter in their workplace.<br />

Most of us want something more from work. It may be a promotion, more money, better<br />

connections or even a more effortless life. Often the answer is not how to fit in, but how<br />

to stand out. Chris Barez-Brown believes everyone can make their mark. In this<br />

inspirational business book he shows us how.<br />

Shine will contain about 20 lessons and tips, each offering a new twist on a basic human<br />

truth: including 'Build Allies', 'Flex Your Perspectives', 'Know What You Stand For', and<br />

'Daydream'. Stunning text design will make the book accessible and relevant to all.<br />

Portfolio, July <strong>2011</strong>, 224pp<br />

<strong>Rights</strong> sold: Chinese simplified (Blue Lion), US (<strong>Penguin</strong> Group Portfolio)<br />

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