Nick Cook gives a behind-the-scenes insight into the fascinating world of ghostwriting. With over two decades of experience, Nick works across a wide range of genres and has written half a dozen Sunday Times bestsellers. 

Whitefox co-founder, John Bond, on why publishing 'Going Indie' has got him thinking about the books of Jay McInerney.

The Bookseller reports on the news that Whitefox are publishing 'Down Burrow Lane: Life and Love on the Farm' in partnership with Tall House Creative. The book is being published to celebrate the 50th anniversary of Farms for City Children, the charity founded by Michael Morpurgo and his wife Clare.

Christine Dawood, author of Ninety-Six Hours, talks to Pamela Gordon in the Guardian about the harrowing four days she spent desperately waiting for signs that the Titan submersible carrying her family would surface.

Johan Depraetere, author of Pick Your Gummy Bear, advises managers and leaders to befriend their inner critic to get ahead at work.

Big News! We’ve written a book (and become our own client in the process). 'Going Indie: Publishing Your Book Your Way' will be out on the 28th May.

'Whitefox have delivered on every single promise. Creative collaboration, professional direction, great communication and accurate timelines have been my experience from start to finish.'

Jeff Mostyn, author of The Chairman, speaks to Jake Humphrey about the brutal reality of running a Premier League football club.

Our Partnerships Director, Chris Wold, explores how the smartest authors are taking control of their publishing journey – and how you can join them.

Emma Gannon is interviewed by The Observer Book Club about her candid and timely new book, A Year of Nothing.