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The Spark events
Fresh from talks on the Mind Body Spirit and Wellnergy Festivals, Rosalind is back onstage to talk all things The Spark …
A RIDE ACROSS AMERICA DAILY MAIL REVIEW
A Ride Across America, Simon Parker's fascinating and funny account of cycling 4,000-miles through the small towns and big issues of the USA, has been reviewed in the Daily Mail. Determined to take the temperature of a nation of 300 million people,...
Parker scoops Times Travel exclusive
Award-winning travel writer Simon Parker talks all things A Ride Across America in a recent piece for The Times Travel. What better way to get the measure of the nation than by meeting people and taking it slowly, asks Parker, who cycled 4,373...
COMING HOME OBSERVER BOOK OF THE WEEK
Publication week for Brittney Griner’s Coming Home got off to an excellent start with an in-depth review in the Observer. Described by Emma John as a ‘swooping drama’ with a ‘high-stakes narrative’, Coming Home is a suspenseful read, packed with...
Any Human Power events
See Manda Scott discussing Any Human Power and signing copies at …
A volcano ended my dolce vita …
Thank you to the Daily Express for this fantastic interview with Ros Belford about the inspiration behind Children of the Volcano.
A Ride Across America events
Join Simon Parker as he looks back at his epic adventure, cycling 4,373-miless across the United States …
Three-page feature for The Spark
Rosalind Moody's piece about her ménage à quatre - as explored in The Spark - has a three-page spread and front page in the Daily Mail today. Congratulations Rosalind!
Ruskin Park events
BBC journalist and author Rory Cellan-Jones will be talking all things Ruskin Park: Sylvia, Me and the BBC at the following events: 12th & 13th July - Buxton International Festival Watch this space for more events to come!
Children of the Volcano events
Join Ros Belford talking about her memoir Children of the Volcano: Finding Freedom and Making a Life for Three in Sicily at: Wednesday, 4 September - Waterstones, Cambridge Thursday, 5 September, 7.15 p.m. - Rock Road Library, Cambridge
