Super Thursday has lived up to its name once again by delivering 22 new entries into the UK’s top 50, with Boris Johnson’s Unleashed (William Collins) taking the prime spot with more than 40,000 copies.
Madeleine Milburn Ltd is looking for an Associate Literary Agent or Literary Agent Assistant to provide support to Emma Bal in the non-fiction department, and - if experience is appropriate - with a view to building their own list of authors, expanding the agency’s dynamic non-fiction offering.
Richard Osman’s We Solve Murders (Viking) notched its third UK Official Top 50 number one, reclaiming the summit after being knocked off it the previous week by Sally Rooney’s Intermezzo (Faber).
This week non-fiction came out on top with a memoir from Lisa Marie Presley, daughter of rockstar Elvis Presley, and an exploration of the history of crisps and their place in British culture.
In Polly Crosby’s The Vulpine, illness and disability are prohibited – and “imperfect” children are being stolen away by the Vulpine, strange fox-like creatures who live underground.
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