journalism

‘The Bootle Boy’ author Les Hinton moves to Whitefox for debut thriller

We’re proud to announce our partnership with journalist, editor and former media executive Les Hinton for the publication of his debut thriller, 'Dying Days', coming this November. Drawing on decades at the highest levels of global media – from leading Rupert Murdoch’s UK newspapers to serving as CEO of Dow Jones and publisher of 'The Wall Street Journal' – Hinton brings unrivalled insider knowledge to this dark and gripping story.⁠

Q&A with Panorama’s Tom Mangold

Tom Mangold started his reporting life on the East Molesey and Ditton Gazette for 80p a week. After working as a war correspondent and investigative reporter for BBC TV news, he joined BBC TV's Panorama where he stayed for some 28 years, making over 120 editions. He is the author of four previous books, two of which became international bestsellers. One of his books on the Vietnam War has been purchased by Hollywood and will be filmed next year. A story he wrote for The Times about a murder he and housewife Susan Galbreath investigated in Kentucky will also be filmed next year for BBC Films. His memoir Splashed! A Life From Print to Panorama was published November 8th.

By   John Bond

Q&A with Douglas Wight

We talked to Douglas Wight, co-author (with Jennifer Wiley) of Hot Right Now: The Definitive Biography of Rita Ora about the book that he created and brought to market in less than 3 months, his curiosity surrounding pop culture and his thoughts on a possible new model for self-publishing.

By   Jantien Abma