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Our first publication day of 2023 is only two weeks away, and we currently have our upcoming new releases available for reorder on our website. With a wide selection of new books In today’s blog post, we are spotlighting some of our upcoming children’s books, including books from our Nightingale and Vanguard imprints, set to be released on Thursday, January 26th. Our complete list of books currently available for reorders can be found at: https://pegasuspublishers.com...

Steal & Wright: The Adnegveill: Maureen Farenden For the first blog post of 2023, we have an interview with the author of Steal & Wright: The Adnegveill, Maureen Farenden. We got the chance to speak with author Maureen Farenden about what life is like as an author and her recently released book, Steal & Wright: The Adnegveill. 1. What are three interesting factors about yourself? 1A: I was born in Islington [to] Irish parents and went to school in...

Today’s blog post is our final one for 2022, and we are here to update you on about our opening times over the holiday season and what to look forward to in 2023. Today is the last day that we will be open before Christmas break, but don’t worry, we will return in 2023 on Tuesday, January 3rd, with a wide range of new book releases shortly after on Thursday, January 26th. Shifting to the upcoming new year of 2023 and what we have planned. We will be releasin...

The Heart of Violence: Stephen Singular Today’s blog post is an interview with one of our authors, Stephen Singular, who has just released his new book, The Heart of Violence. We got the chance to talk with Stephen about his newest book and what life is like as an author. 1. What are three interesting factors about yourself? I grew up with a father who’d been a POW in Germany in World War Two. With no intention on his part, he passed [his] tr...

Inchoate: Lois Vander Wende- Williams This week’s blog post is an interview with author Lois Vander Wende- Williams who has recently released her new book Inchoate, which is published under our Vanguard imprint. We got the chance to ask Lois about her new book, her first with Pegasus Publishers, and what life is like as an author. 1. What are three interesting factors about yourself? What is interesting about myself is how all my previous employment has...

Around the Adriatic: Tony Straw For today’s blog post, we got to interview writer Tony Straw about his newest book, Around the Adriatic, and what life is like for an author. Around the Adriatic is Tony Straw’s second book with Pegasus under our Vanguard Press imprint, where Tony reminisces about his travels with his wife Lee, early in their marriage. 1. What are three interesting factors about yourself? I asked my friends this, but their repl...

Happy December, everyone! With Christmas only three weeks away, we will be building up to the festivities with a couple of gift guides to help present ideas for books you can give your loved ones this Christmas. Today’s blog post focuses on the Christmas-themed children’s books from our Nightingale Books imprint. Meatball's Snow Day Meatball has a big imagination and a big appetite. There is always an adventure to be found on the farm. He can make a...

Today’s blog post is an interview with the author of the book Comfort Food and Breakin’ Biche, Chris Baball. Comfort Food and Breakin’ Biche is a collection of poetry and short stories set in a small town in Trinidad and Tobago. We got the chance to ask Chris about his book, what inspires him to write and his life as an author. 1. What are three interesting factors about yourself? Nothing really! But… 1. I come from a small developing countr...

Tayna Chronicles: The Secret City: Sara Škrobo For today’s blog post, we got to speak with Sara Škrobo, author of the fantasy novel ‘Tayna Chronicles: The Secret City’. We asked Sara about her book, her inspirations, and what life as an author is like. 1. What are three interesting factors about yourself? I would say I often made life-changing decisions which, to some, would seem abrupt and not well thought-through! The truth is, most of th...