Atlas of Imagined Places shortlisted in the Edward Stanford Travel Writing Awards
Matt Brown’s and Rhys B. Davis’ book Atlas of Imagined Places: From Lilliput to Gotham City has been[…]
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John Stachiewicz appointed Chair of Batsford
We’re excited to announce that B.T. Batsford Ltd has appointed John Stachiewicz as its Chair. John s[…]
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The Batsford Prize 2022
We’re pleased to present The Batsford Prize 2022. The award is open for undergraduate and postgradua[…]
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Batsford to publish Lockdown Secrets by Eleanor Tattersfield
Tina Persaud, Publishing Director of Batsford at Pavilion Books, has acquired world rights to Lockdo[…]
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The Batsford Prize winners 2020–2021
Batsford and Pavilion Children’s Books are delighted to announce the winners of the Batsford Prize 2[…]
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Millie Marotta joins the Wild About Woodlands appeal
Bestselling illustrator Millie Marotta has teamed up with the Pembrokeshire Coast National Park Trus[…]
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Adam Dant’s Maps of London and Beyond wins the ‘Travel and Illustrated Prize’ at Catholic Herald Book Awards 2019
Congratulations to Adam Dant and Maps of London and Beyond – Winner in the ‘Travel and Illustrated’[…]
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Batsford Prize 2019 winners
Batsford and Pavilion Children’s Books are delighted to announce the Batsford Prize 2019 winners. Th[…]
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Alan Turing Voted ‘The Greatest Person of the 20th Century’
Four weeks; seven categories; one ultimate winner. Alan Turing has been chosen as the greatest perso[…]
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Maps of London & Beyond shortlisted in the ESTW Awards
Maps of London and Beyond by Adam Dant has been shortlisted in the Edward Stanfords Travel Writing A[…]
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How to Think Like a Coder shortlisted for the Educational Writers’ Award
Jim Christian’s fun and informative guide to coding How to Think Like a Coder, has been shortlisted[…]
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Vote for How to See Nature in the People’s Book Prize
How to See Nature by Paul Evans has been nominated in the non-fiction category of the People’s Book[…]
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