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  Can you believe it’s almost that time again? No, we are not talking about summertime, we’re talking about publication day. Publication day here at Pegasus falls on the 27th this month, which means it’s less than a week away. As ever, we have a varied and wondrous selection of books coming out this month, so here’s some previews to whet your appetite! Sean Bunce- “Fear the Night”   “Fear the Night” marks our first horror book since February time. Imagine lyin...

A lot of our authors pursue a plethora of creative ventures, and with our author spotlights and interviews, we hope to make readers aware of the person holding the pen, what makes them tick, and shed some light on their other endeavours. Today, we’re directing our dusty stage light towards Mike Oppenheim, author of the newly released “Ardor”, a novel that follows Ardor Agopian, a twenty-one-year-old with a dead-end job who finds himself having to master his dormant psychic abilities to sav...

Easter is upon us, and for many folks that means it’s time to shut off your computers, hang your tools up in a dingy corner of the shed and turn the lights off in the office. As far as we’re concerned, we’ll be filling the next few days of freedom with a stack of books; novellas, short story collections, maybe a touch of poetry as well. Whittling down your ever-expanding reading list can be quite the task, so we’ve plucked a few short but decidedly sweet novels from the Pegasus catalogue...

Ah, yes. Physical or digital? The two decade-ish old conversation that transcends various different kinds of entertainment, from music to film, and with the advent of the Kindle, books and literature! You’ll find yourself faced with all manner of opinion pieces as you traverse this topic online, with many smarmily dismissing the information age’s answer to reading on the go. We hope not to position ourselves in favour of a specific stance with this article, and instead put the subject ...

The 30th of March looms on the horizon like a titanic alien vessel, and that means only one thing; first contact. Well, not really, but it does signify the arrival of this month’s book releases! The Pegasus team has been working very hard for the last few months to make these books a reality, and we’re thrilled to say that the first stock has landed safely with us, and we’re all ready for publication day! We’ve got quite the selection of books being released this month, and we thou...

Poetry has long been integral to the world of literature, having been used to express love, devotion, pain, immeasurable sorrow and boundless joy over the centuries, in far fewer words than a piece of prose or a full-length novel. There is something undeniably powerful about a piece of writing that can communicate grand, complex feelings or tell a gripping story in a way that is succinct and to-the-point, whilst maintaining the same emotional impact as something much longer and more detailed....

The 13th-19th of March marks the annual Neurodiversity Awareness Week, an initiative conceived in 2018 with two specific aims; help to eliminate misconceptions surrounding neurodiversity in its various forms, and aid teachers in receiving the training they require in order to meet the needs of neurodiverse students. You can read more about the initiative here.  Neurodiversity permeates many aspects of our society; education, the workplace, our interpersonal relationships, the creative arts, ...

The rich history of literature is paved with the writings of female authors, and it would be an understatement to say that it would look thoroughly incomplete without them. From the expertly penned prose of Jane Austen to the firebrand feminist writings of Margaret Atwood, women’s perspective in literature has been crucial in shaping and transforming its' vast and varied landscape since the beginning. It's not just the classics that should capture our attention though! There are an abundanc...

Once again, we have landed at that momentous time of year; a day that unites book lovers of all persuasions, a day that brings the joy of reading to the younger generation- the first Thursday of March- World Book Day! This year, World Book Day celebrations land today, Thursday 2nd March in the United Kingdom and Ireland. It is a widely celebrated charity event that has a specific goal; encourage reading as a leisure activity, especially in young children. Here at Pegasus Publishers, we ca...