Rights Information

World rights available.

Marketing Information

http://www.brillbooks.com/wind_in_the_pylons_volume_2.html

In line with the novel’s themes, the author sought out an independent publisher (the aptly named Hilltop in Buckinghamshire) and the sales campaign for The Wind In The Pylons has concentrated largely on the UK’s surviving network of small and independent bookshops. The author himself supported this effort by literally pedalling his own wares - bicycling the route of a journey undertaken by Mole in Part II of the novel, and visiting every small bookshop he could find along the way.

Reviews

"...beneath its cosy exterior is a savage satire on modern Britain." Independent On Sunday

As a fellow cyclist who has lived in Suffolk most of his life, I feel very much that this county (in parts) is still an oasis - as do many of my colleagues. We'll have to trust that nature will find a way, and the collective conscious of many people will eventually make a difference.

I can almost visualise the place Mole stopped and saw Pan in volume 2: on one of many small back roads near the River Stour - a hugely evocative image and one from my childhood as I cycled, fished, rowed and enjoyed the river valley. Robert Evans