Whether you’re writing your first novel or polishing up your debut work, the key to success lies in improving your manuscript. From revising with fresh eyes to strengthening your plot, there are many techniques you can use to elevate your writing to the next level.
You may have noticed that we’ve been unusually silent over the past few weeks. If you’ve followed us for a while you’ll know that at Matthew James Publishing we pride ourselves on being as transparent as possible in an otherwise opaque industry — often being as vocal about our defeats as we are about our victories. Therefore, we thought it would be best to write the whole story down and let you all know what’s been going on.
The future of Matthew James Publishing — An Update from James & Anthony Read More »
“We are so pleased to have been able to bring MJP and its various imprints into the growing AUK family.” – Paul Andrews, CEO of Andrews UK
Andrews UK To Acquire Matthew James Publishing and Associated Imprints Read More »
Read a selection of reader reviews for The Hammer, the latest novel in the long-running DS Thoroughgood of police procedural thrillers by R.J. Mitchell.
Review Roundup: The Hammer by R.J. Mitchell Read More »
Let The Game Commence is the latest murder mystery novel by author David Palin. The thriller was released digitally on February 10th and readers are enjoying the dark and twisted story of Arthur Du Fuss and his twisted board game — Chancery.
Here is a selection of reviews from readers.
Review Roundup: Let The Game Commence by David Palin Read More »
With the new edition of Parallel Lines out now, we chatted to R.J. Mitchell about revisiting the book, painful memories, and the city of Glasgow that is almost a character itself.
Q&A: R.J. Mitchell on 10 years of ‘Parallel Lines’ Read More »
Manchester is a lively, multicultural city filled to the brim with things to see and do and there’s incredible history to the city too. Many books have been written on the music of Manchester, the historical significance of some of its most amazing buildings, and even the gangs that have populated the city over the years. However, where do you go if you want to escape the hustle and bustle, and settle down with a good book? Well, in no particular order, we have some recommendations for you.
FIVE Brilliantly bookish places to visit in manchester Read More »
What would Sal Paradise be drinking if On The Road was set today? What’s the perfect tipple to head down the rabbit hole with Alice in Wonderland? As much as we love classic books, we also love good beer. That’s why we asked our friends at Traders in Marple — a fantastic craft beer pub just down the road from our offices — to pair a selection of tasty craft beers with some classic books and the results are fantastic.
Read & Drink: 5 beers paired with 5 classic books Read More »
In his exploit, Glasgow police officer Angus Thoroughgood heads south from his beloved city and finds himself in Manchester. More specifically, this is Manchester in 1990 when football, music, and the city’s infamous nightclub scene were at a fever pitch. And although it isn’t home for the Scot, it’s the perfect backdrop for author R.J. Mitchell’s brand of gritty, high-octane crime writing.
Introducing ‘The Hammer’ — The Latest DS Thoroughgood Thriller Read More »
