How it all began

SAGA LIST LAUNCH UNDERWAY AT CORVUS

One title already out and three more in the pipeline

Corvus has dipped its toe in the saga market with the publication of Nicola Pryce’s debut novel PENGELLY’S DAUGHTER last month, selling 4,000 copies so far. Three further titles are planned for next year, one by established saga author Jean Fullerton, who has moved from Orion.

Sara O’Keeffe, Corvus Editorial Director, said: “Pengelly’s Daughter really captured the attention of the trade, securing strong supermarket orders across the board. It represents the start of an exciting new direction for Corvus, with three brilliant sagas lined up for 2017.”

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Best wishes, Nicola Pryce

Teresa Chris, Nicola Pryce’s agent, said: “I am a bit of a saga queen, with Dilly Court and Ellie Dean in my stable, and I was absolutely thrilled when Sara O’Keeffe said she had fallen in love with a Cornish saga set in the late eighteenth century that I had taken on. I have always respected Sara’s publishing ability and knew that in her hands Pengelly’s Daughter would be published in the best way possible as the first saga for Corvus. Sara’s judgement has proved right and with the perfect package the supermarkets are showing their support for her judgement.”

The second title is THE CAPTAIN’S GIRL by Nicola Pryce, set for July 2017, and is the second instalment in Nicola Pryce’s saga, acquired by Sara O’Keeffe as part of a world rights two-book deal from Teresa Chris at The Teresa Chris Literary Agency.

BookBrunch, 3rd August 2016

Morton S. Gray – Author (mortonsgray.com)
Why I Wrote The Cornish Rebel by Nicola Pryce

Australian Romance Readers Association (wordpress.com)
Guest blogger: Nicola Pryce

Nicola Pryce (nelldixonrw.blogspot.com)
Nell Dixon : Guest Blogger

Eighteenth Century Style (georgiahill.co.uk)
Not In My Own Back Yard

Historia Magazine
Asylums and prisons: locking women away in madhouses

Guest blogger:
Nicola Pryce | Australian Romance Readers Association (wordpress.com)

SUNDAY SCENE | Frost Magazine
NICOLA PRYCE ON HER FAVOURITE SCENE FROM THE CORNISH CAPTIVE

Morton S. Gray – Author (mortonsgray.com)
What Do I Do When I’m Not Writing? by Nicola Pryce

Historia Magazine
Review: A Cornish Betrothal by Nicola Pryce – Historia Magazine

Linda’s Book Bag
Staying In With Nicola Pryce | Linda’s Book Bag

Frost Magazine
HISTORICAL NOVELIST NICOLA PRYCE ON HOW SHE APPROACHES HER RESEARCH – Frost Magazine