A week in London has yielded very good results for Book Guild Publishing.  Our stand at London Book Fair attracted lots of interest from prospective authors, foreign rights agents, printers, distributors and designers.  We hosted an author event each day of the fair, promoting our key titles.  Andrew Watson (Down to Earth with a Bump) and Laura Henderson (Tricks and Mortar) both

Old Spitalfields Market was the venue for the launch of the Pearly King of Peckham's new children's book - The Pearly Gates.  Pearly Kings, Queens, Princes and Princesses turned out in all their sparkly finery to celebrate publication of the book, and host a children's party in aid of the Sick Children's Trust.  George Major, the Pearly King himself, arrived on a tradi

As a result of our continued fruitful partnership with the Reading Agency, Book Guild titles have been adopted by many library book groups up and down the country.   Three titles have been selected from our list to take part in the national scheme:  Grace and Disgrace by Susi Osbourne, The Bird Keeper by I E Festing, and Frozen to Death by Ian McFadyen.

With a stunning backdrop of Big Ben, the London Eye, the House of Commons, the Thames and the Christmas markets, Polari at the Royal Festival hall was a night to remember.

Book Guild author Holly Williams chose to celebrate the conclusion of her successful Jersey Warlock Trilogy at Crowborough Golf Club this week.  The Ghosts of Helier is the final part of the fantasy series that has taken 7 years to come to fruition.  A large group of friends, family and supporters were in attendance.  Holly suffers from cerebral palsey, and has been in a wheelcha