Book PR agency Palamedes is pleased to be working with authors Tim Coulson, Anna Spencer, Forest Isaac Jones & Sas Saadat.

Palamedes PR Client Latest Appointment Roundup

Multiple new book PR appointments to close the month

As the month comes to its close, there have been further new appointments for book PR agency Palamedes.

We are delighted to be working with esteemed biologist Professor Tim Coulson, current Professor of Zoology and joint head of the Department of Biology at Oxford University.

We will be promoting his latest book, popular science title The Universal History of Us: A 13.8 billion year tale from the Big Bang to you  (Michael Joseph). 

We are also pleased to be working with Forest Issac Jones, an author of non-fiction and essays who specialises in the study of Irish History, the US Civil Rights Movement, and Northern Ireland.

We will be promoting his forthcoming release, Good Trouble: The Selma, Alabama and Derry, Northern Ireland Connection 1963-1972, set for publication next April through ‎ First Hill Books.

Likewise, we are thrilled to have been appointed by writer and illustrator Anna Spencer, author of delightful new illustrated children’s book Roglins.

Aimed at young children, the book introduces young readers to Roglins – magical creatures that live hidden away in woods.

Finally, we are excited to be working with Sas Saadat, promoting his new business guide, interestingly written in the form of literary fiction, Still Here Tomorrow.

Due for publication next month, it aims to improve the world of consulting by sharing 10 business lessons lived and learned through the characters.

The Universal History of Us by Tim Coulson
We will be promoting Professor Tim Coulson’s latest book, The Universal History of Us, as well as new and forthcoming releases by Anna Spencer, Forest Issac Jones and Sas Saadat.
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