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BAFTA Winners 2020
The winners of the 2020 BAFTA Awards have been announced and we are thrilled to have had a host of UA clients take home wins!
Venice Film Festival 2020 Full Lineup Announced
The line up for the Venice Film Festival 2020 has been announced and we are thrilled to say that it includes a plethora of projects with
CWA Dagger Awards Shortlist Announced
We are delighted to announce several UA clients have been shortlisted for the Crime Writers’ Association (CWA) Dagger awards, the premier literary crime writing awards in the UK.

Robert Nicholls
Bob Nicholls is a world renowned natural history artist and writer, with a reputation for producing exciting and scientifically accurate paleontological artworks. Bob has been published in more than forty books with global distribution and exhibited in over forty museums, universities and visito
New Three Book Deal for Nick Spalding
Amazon imprint Lake Union has signed a three-book, six-figure deal with comedy author Nick Spalding.

Patrick Strudwick
Patrick is an investigative journalist, editor, producer, and presenter. He is the recipient of 10 awards for his reporting, including a British Journalism Award, a National Press Award, 5 Medical Journalism Awards and in 2018 was shortlisted for the Orwell Prize.
Booksellers to receive NORTHERN LIGHTS facemasks
Booksellers in the UK are to receive reusable facemasks from Scholastic as a thank you for their hard work over the COVID-19 pandemic.

Robin Bunce is Director of Studies for History and Politics at Homerton College, University of Cambridge. His biography of activist and journalist Darcus Howe, published by Bloomsbury in 2014, contained the first published history of the British Black Power movement.
The New York Times Book Review on WE GERMANS by Alexander Starritt
"Starritt’s prose is riveting. It unspools like a roll of film - raw, visceral and propulsive, rich with sensory detail and unsparing in its depictions of cruelty." The New York Times Book Review
George Szirtes awarded James Tait Black Prize in biography for THE PHOTOGRAPHER AT SIXTEEN
Judge Dr Simon Cooke said: "George Szirtes' reverse chronological portrait of the woman who was his mother is a piercingly beautiful memoir-as-prose-poem, as generous as it is scrupulous in its searching meditation on a death and life, on memory and history, and on how we imagine the lives of those we love."