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We may not be in America, but here at Pegasus there are lots of things we are thankful for, not least of all BOOKS, and the wonderful authors who write them. Today we’re highlighting three of American authors and the books they have published with us. Richard Harris has written three books with us: Mafia Target, The Capo’s Mistress and The Accidental Terrorist. All three books are available on Kindle and their fast paced, action packed storylines are sure to have you on the e...

Since the release of Thumble Tumble and the Ollpheist, A.H. Proctor has been working tierlessly to promote the first book in her sereis about a very small witch on the isle of Arran. With multiple signings at Waterstones, too many school talks to list, and even a very special Potion Hunt, she's now taken the time to complete our author interview, too! 1. Tumble and the Ollpheist is your first published book. How long have you been writing for and what made you decide to start? I start...

We recently introduced you to Claire Merchant, one of our busiest authors of the year. But she’s by no means the only one working hard! We’re dedicating this blog post to Angela Proctor, one of other very busy authors. Upon completing her recent Author Interview with us (which can be read here) Angela said that, while ‘many people believe that the most difficult part of the process is to find a publisher’ she found that to just be the beginning of a long journey. And it has been quit...

Zoe Anna Torres lives and works in Gibraltar, where she enjoys cooking and made it to the final of the Gibraltarn version of Masterchef. This has inspiered her to create her first cookery book, The Rock's Kitchen, which combines mouthwatering recipies with stunning photographs and includes information on the history, culture and customs of Gibraltar. 1. What inspired you to write The Rock’s Kitchen? I have always had an ambition to become a cookbook author because of my passion for ...

The working day of a publisher isn’t quite as glamorous as a lot of people seem to think. We drink too much instant coffee, do battle with malfunctioning printers and spend a large portion of our days sat behind a desk getting frustrated with the internet connection. However, on occasion we are coaxed/prodded/flung out into the sunlight to pasture. I mean, attend an event. Recently, a couple of us were fortunate enough to attend The Cambridge Literary Festival. Walking along past ...

In this special blog post, we’d like to draw your attention to one of our busiest authors. Before the beginning of 2015, Claire Merchant had already published two novels with us – Mistry by Moonlight and South Coast Son. But now she is set to be our ‘most published’ author of the year, with two books already published in 2015, and a third to be released in November. This year started with a bang for Claire, as January saw the release of Forever Ruby, a romance novel with a supern...

Tomorrow, the 24th September is release day for our newest titles! Coming out this month: The Elprits by Ammarah Ashraf - A fantasy novel for teenagers and young adults about a girl who discovers a hidden world. The Winners' Guide by K.A. Hill - An inspirational true story of how an unhappy, uneducated young man finds himself stuck in a job he hates, working tirelessly just to make ends meet, and then how his life changes for the better. Miss Lisa Lendo and the Book Bus by Simon ...

We love all animals here at Pegasus, and so to celebrate National Dog Day we thought we'd bring you a list of some of books, all about Man's Best Friend. Paws, by Angela Patchett: A delightful, illustrated children's story about Fluff, a city dog who moves to a big farm in the country. My Hero, by David J. Robbinson: The true story of how Izzy the dog saved her ownder's life,a nd went on to be voted Hero Pet in the 2012 Dogs Trust Honours Award The Adventures of a Dog Called Snowy, by D...

Ammarah Asraf is a young author currently living in Wales with her family. The Elprits is her debut novel and was released on the 24th September 2015.  1. How would you describe The Elprits, and who would you say it is aimed at? I would say the The Elprits is a fantasy fiction novel based on the elements. It is the journey of a very ascetic teenage girl – Arianne Tucker – and the revival of a dormant race of humanoids. Friendship, dictatorship and kinship are all part of the stor...