Genre: Non-fiction
‘Be A Better Boss’ by Henry Engelhardt in the Financial Times
‘Mad About The Boys’ author Lizzie Webb on ITV’s Lorraine
‘No Place To Lie’ author Helen Garlick in Good Housekeeping UK
‘Mad About The Boys’ author Lizzie Webb in the Daily Mail
Byte The Book event with whitefox Sales & Business Development Director Chris Wold and author David Hargreaves
The Economics of Publishing: How do you Make the Business of your Book Work? – Byte The Book
Join us as we discuss the business behind publishing a book, and the many ways publishers and agents are finding new ways to support their authors and propel their books to success through good business strategies and ideas. This event will be chaired by Author, and Publisher at Hashtag Press, Abiol…
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‘Mother Country’ author Monique Charlesworth in conversation with Rabbi Julia Neuberger
Mother Country
Join two daughters of second generation Holocaust survivors for a conversation about their mother-daughter relationships, secrets and lies, and how the past shapes their identity.
Monique Charlesworth’s mother Inge was German, half-Jewish and a Holocaust survivor, all of which she chose to deny. She…
Monique Charlesworth’s mother Inge was German, half-Jewish and a Holocaust survivor, all of which she chose to deny. She…
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Cindy-Marie Harvey’s cookbook ‘Watercress, Willow and Wine’ shortlisted for Fortnum & Mason 2023 Food and Drink Awards
‘Blue Blood’ author Robert Pickering in The Times
Cazenove boss Robert Pickering: Why I turned down a merger with Credit Suisse
In November 2003, my chairman, David Mayhew, and I met John Mack, then co-chief executive of Credit Suisse, at his office in New York’s Flatiron district
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Robert Pickering’s ‘Blue Blood’ reviewed in The Financial Times
Monique Charlesworth on her memoir ‘Mother Country’ for ipaper
My mother was a compulsive liar – I only discovered the truth after she was gone
My Holocaust survivor mother concealed her past from everyone but after she died a raft of secrets emerged, writes Monique Charlsworth
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