Having now reached the point where we can’t quite say that it’s a “new year” anymore, some of us will be faced with an all too familiar situation; the pile of books that we promised ourselves we’d read this year remains completely untouched and gathering dust. Maybe you had a goal in mind to have read at least four by the end of February, but motivation and time are eluding you. The truth is, we’ve all been there, even the most avid of readers and voracious of bookworms. If you find ...
Happy Valentine’s Day to Everyone. We show love in different ways. Before there was Chocolate, jewellery and roses. Love letters were one way to show our love to our other half. In 1415, Charles the Duke of Orleans, penned the oldest-known valentine to his wife, Bonne of Armagnac. His words, “My very gentle valentine,” opened the letter. Have you ever received a love letter? If so, how did it make you feel to read how much someone loves you? A gift of words fr...
Upcoming releases This week will be our first publication day of the year, with around 40 new books coming out on Thursday, January 26th. We previously spotlighted a selection of our upcoming children's books. If you missed the blog post, check it out via the link below. https://pegasuspublishers.com/blog/post/upcoming-january-releases-childrens-books/ Today we are looking at some of our other books releasing on Thursday. We have picked out a book from each genre...
January not only signals the beginning of a new year with people across the world celebrating its arrival, but the month also signifies the start of many new year’s resolutions. New Year’s resolutions can take many forms and have different meanings to individuals, including but not limited to self-improvement. In the spirit of new year’s resolutions, today we shift the spotlight onto a variety of books we publish, which center around the idea of self-help and inspirational autobiog...
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/books/c...
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 Stepney w...
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 releasing new bo...
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] trauma alo...
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 bee...