Reintroducing is our new blog series which shines a light on #TeamMushens books from years past! To kick off, we’re looking back at Laura Purcell’s The Silent Companions…

We are delighted to celebrate the UK and international sales that have happened in September and October. We are also looking forward to the upcoming November releases. Click here and read more about it!

We love Halloween here at Mushens Entertainment, so get ready to curl up with a pumpkin spice latte and one of our favourite spooky reads…

This week on Spotlight On, we spoke to the brilliant Robert Gold, author of the upcoming thriller Twelve Secrets.

This week, we spoke to the lovely Sonia Velton, author of the historical fiction novel Blackberry and Wild Rose. Her second book, a thriller entitled The Image of Her, will be released this Thursday 22nd July.

We spoke to the lovely and talented Polly Crosby ahead of the paperback release of her debut novel, The Illustrated Child, out July 8th. Polly’s second novel, The Unravelling, will be released in January 2022.

We spoke to the brilliant Nell Pattison about where she finds inspiration, signs you might be writing the wrong thing, and the third instalment in her Paige Northwood series, The Silent Suspect.

To celebrate National Tea Day, ME recommends our favourite brews and the books we are reading now.

We spoke to author and journalist Sophie Haydock about how the Austrian artist Egon Schiele inspired her novel, what researching a historical fiction book was like, and how a spontaneous decision changed the course of her life forever.

Aliya Ali-Afzal speaks to us about her Real-Housewives-meets-thriller debut Would I Lie To You?, why it’s so important to do your research on potential agents, and what she’s looking forward to about publication day (spoiler: it involves cake!).

Mushens Entertainment agent Silé Edwards shares her insights into putting together a non-fiction book proposal.

Happy International Women’s Day from all of us here at Mushens Entertainment! To celebrate, Juliet, Silé, and Liza shared their recommendations for books that celebrate womanhood in all its forms.

We spoke to Elodie Harper, author of The Wolf Den, about always doing your research on agents, publication nerves, and writing about Pompeii (without the doom!).

In celebration of LGBTQ+ history month, we spoke to Jack Guinness, creator of The Queer Bible. He shares his experience of transforming his popular website into a book, collaborating with other LGBTQ+ writers and artists, and leaving behind the narrative of the “doomed” queer individual.