‘It’s a wonderful book.  What a remarkable life you have had! Your stylish,recounting of it is vivid, insightful and and very amusing. I note that like me you are a very green artist – always happy to recycle old material.  Quite right.  The old lines are often th

‘From a reluctant young apprentice in bleak postwar England to publisher, author, impresario, boulevardier and giver of parties at which his well-bred, young female employees wafted around in rubber dresses – Naim Attallah’s career has been the stuff of legend.’

‘One of the most colourful personalities on London’s cultural scene, Naim Attalah has published a diverse roll call of notable literary names throughout the years, including Angela Carter, Brian Sewell and Leni Riefenstahl, to name a few. In Memories Attalah writes entertaini

‘A beautifully elegiac portrait of a good man living in a time of turmoil

You don’t need to look up Ted Gorton on Google (but I did of course) to be satisfied that what he writes about, he knows about.

Book Blast Diary has published an extract from Only the Dead by Ted Gorton. You can read it here and get your copy of the book

May 18, 2020

The final stop of the blog tour for Pomeranski is here! Gerald answers the quick fire author questions for the Glasshouse Girls blog. You can read the blog post here and get your copy of the book

The Mail on Sunday gives a great review of Pomeranski by Gerald Jacobs. You can get your copy of the book here.

‘The collection is eclectic and idiosyncratic and something of the man is revealed in the writing.’

There’s a brilliant review of Memories by Naim Attallah on Paul Burke’s blog.  You can read the full review

‘At times, it reads almost like a low-key, south-of-the-Thames version of “The Sopranos”, but with slices of Bakewell tart in place of Sicilian cannoli’

The Economist gives a fantastic review of Pomeranski by Gerald Jacobs. Read the full review here.