Flanked by her family, friends and several members of the public who had all braved the freezing weather, Karen arrived at the beautiful library in the centre of Middlesbrough for her Teesside book launch.
The launch of a Teesside teacher’s first published novel will take place at the Reference Library in Middlesbrough’s Central Library on Friday, 9 December 2011.
Knox Robinson Publishing welcomed the opportunity to showcase its authors and current and upcoming titles at the Institute of Historical Research's Winter Conference.
KRP is pleased to announce that Karen Charlton will be signing copies of her novel, Catching the Eagle, at the following locations on the following dates:
The theme of the piece is the legalism of the seventeenth century on both royalist and parliament sides and how it affects the characters and plot of Vengeance Thwarted.
We are pleased to announce that we have welcomed a new member to our family of authors, Maggi Andersen is a multi-published historical romance novelist...
When Karen Charlton delved into her family’s roots she discovered an ancestor who was convicted of a notorious crime after an apparent miscarriage of justice – and a plot which helped launch a book writing career. MIKE KELLY reports.
In an article written by Irene Seiberlin for the Leader-Post in Canada, Evan Ostryzniuk discusses the Middle Ages and his new novel Of Faith and Fidelity: Geoffrey Hotspur and the War for St. Peter's Throne.
Knox Robinson Publishing welcomes first-time fantasy author, Annmarie Banks, to its family of authors. Banks' as-yet-unnamed fantasy novel, the first in a series, will be released on 8 December 2011.
Of Faith and Fidelity enters the Winnipeg Bestsellers list at #4 while Evan continues his promotional tour by appearing on radio and hosting sellout crowds at Chapters bookstore in what was the store's most successful book signing in years.
As he continues to promote the release of his first novel with Knox Robinson, Of Faith and Fidelity: Geoffrey Hotspur and the War for St. Peter's Throne, Evan Ostryzniuk will make appearances on television and radio in Canada.
'The IPG offers a wealth of information and it is important that Knox Robinson is recognised as being part of the larger publishing community. Our goal in joining is to increase our exposure and share experiences with other independent publishers.'
The official launch of the medieval historical novel Of Faith and Fidelity: Geoffrey Hotspur and the War for St. Peter’s Throne by Evan Ostryzniuk was held at the Saskatoon, Saskatchewan branch of the McNally Robinson bookshop on the evening of 29 June.
The second episode in the series Conversations About Fiction with Anne Whitfield is now available for listening on the website and download from iTunes.
Recently launched, Knox Robinson Publishing is expected to release over seven titles this year. However, what should be an exhilarating experience for the newborn publishing house and its authors has been instead fraught with uncertainty.
The party room has been booked, bottles of wine purchased and nibbles ordered, it's going to be a fabulous night with select readings from the novel and a chance to grab an autographed copy from the author. What more incentive does one need?
May 22, 2011 (London, UK) -Anne Whitfield, one of KRP's historical romance authors, begins her blog book tour in support of her 9th June release The House of Women.
