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• Jago Stone Video

  Published this month, The Remarkable Life of Jago Stone by Rob Donovan tells of the life and times of the prize-winning burglar-turned-international artist. There is rare 1972 footage of an interview with Jago Stone himself about his work following release from his long spell in prison for burglary which sheds interesting light on this elusive...

  27 Mar 2020

• Elizabeth's French Wars Shortlisted For Two Prizes

  Elizabeth’s French Wars 1562-1598 by William Heap has been shortlisted for both the Duke of Wellington Medal for Military History and The Templer Medal First Book Prize awarded by the Society for Army Historical Research.

  27 Mar 2020

• Percy Colouring Competition

  To help you keep your children entertained and teach them a little about the First World War during coronavirus isolation, we're running a colouring competition on our social media to win copies of Percy: A Story of 1918. All you need to do is colour in the Percy colouring sheet and share on our twitter or facebook pages with the hashtag...

  27 Mar 2020

• Signed Copies Of Cherish: David Cassidy A Legacy Of Love

  Author Louise Poynton has signed a limited quantity of her latest book Cherish: David Cassidy - A Legacy of Love. If you'd like to purchase a signed copy enter the promo code SIGNED at the checkout. Click here to order your copy.

  Additional dedications are also available. If you would like to add a personalised dedication please enter the promo...

  19 Mar 2020

• Autumn 2020 Catalogue

  We are delighted to announce Unicorn Publishing Group's Autumn 2020 catalogue titles. Click here to read it.
  
  Unicorn leads with Winston Churchill: Painting on the French Riviera, compiled by the artist Paul Rafferty with a forward by HRH the Prince of Wales; Dangerous to Show by Geoffrey Bond and Christine Kenyon Jones; Vanity Project, the...

  02 Mar 2020

• Artfully Dressed Exhibition

  Carla van de Puttelaar photographer behind new book Artfully Dressed has an accompanying exhibition of her photographs of women in the art world at Museum Jan Cunen, Netherlands. For more information click here.

  02 Mar 2020

• The Will To Succeed Blog Tour

  The Will to Succeed by Christine Raafat has been reviewed in both the The Lady and Cumbria magazines as well as a selection of lovely reviews from the recent blog tour, following a very successful launch event at Abbot Hall and a festival appearance at Words by the Water in Cumbria.
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  ‘I found this a powerfully written and effective novel...

  02 Mar 2020

• The Duke Of Wellington Medal For Military History

  Unicorn title Elizabeth's French Wars 1562-1598 by William A.Heap has been shortlisted for The Duke of Wellington Medal for Military History 2020. For more information about the award and to see the full shortlist click here.

  11 Feb 2020

• Spring 2020 Catalogue

  We are delighted to announce Unicorn Publishing Group's Spring 2020 catalogue titles. We are particularly proud that The Spectator, the oldest and certainly one of the most influential magazines in the world, has chosen Unicorn to celebrate their 10,000th anniversary issue with the title 10,000 Not Out: The History of The Spectator 1828-2020....

  11 Nov 2019

• People Like Us Book Trailer

  Click here to watch the book trailer for People Like Us by by Sandra Buehler and Sandra Schmid

  11 Nov 2019

• Unicorn Acquires 10,000 Not Out The History Of The Spectator 1828 2020

  Unicorn, the visual arts and cultural history imprint of Unicorn Publishing Group LLP, is pleased to announce that it has reached an agreement with The Spectator to publish 10,000 Not Out: The History of The Spectator 1828 – 2020 by David Butterfield, scheduled for publication in April 2020.

  
  There is no journal with a livelier and richer...

  16 Oct 2019

• Unicorn Publishing Group And Royal Museums Greenwich

  Unicorn Publishing Group (UPG) is pleased to announce that it has signed a global sales and distribution agreement with Royal Museums Greenwich for the Museum's publishing programme.

  
  Royal Museums Greenwich comprises the National Maritime Museum, the Royal Observatory, the clipper ship Cutty Sark and the Queen's House.

  
  Royal Museums...

  13 Aug 2019