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News 14 February 2003FRIENDLY FIRE As world leaders debate whether or not to go to war FRIENDLY FIRE is particularly pertinent. It demonstrates the extent to which the Allied war effort in the 2nd World War was driven by vested interests that were primarily concerned with the balance of power in the post-war world rather than with the defeat of Germany and Japan. The authors argue that as a result of the hidden agenda behind the Second World War, Britain and the other European nations went into decline. Britain lost its position as an economic superpower, only surviving as a major world power through the patronage of the Americans. It is written by the authors behind WAR OF THE WINDSORS (Mainstream 2002) and DOUBLE STANDARDS (Time Warner) and is scheduled for publication in Autumn 2003. UK BEST SELLER This week the film was nominated for two Oscars - Christopher Walken for Actor in a supporting role and for the Music. The Oscars take place in LA on March 23rd. It has also been nominated for five BAFTAS, one of which is for best adapted screenplay. The Awards will be broadcast on BBC1 at 9pm on February 23rd and it has been confirmed that the jacket will be featured on screen.
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CATCH
ME IF YOU CAN entered the Sunday Times best seller list at No.9
last week. It is anticipated that it will climb higher this weekend.
The film continues to make headlines which will drive through sales.
Publicity
HOMELAND which
is published on February 27th has already had a half page review in THE
OBSERVER and the author has been commissioned to write a 2,000 word feature
on the modern mindset of the British National Party for THE GUARDIAN.
We
are producing 300 bound proofs of IN SEARCH OF TIGER by
Tom Callahan for use at the London Book Fair and to be mailed to leading
golf writers. If you are a bookseller or reviewer and are interested
in seeing a copy please e-mail 