This week at Midas 14th-18th September

An exciting new publication by Rob Starr, a media lunch with Karen Millie-James and a tour with London Book Fair - here’s what’s been happening at Midas this week.

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Media Lunch with Karen Millie-James

This week, we held a lunch with crime author Karen Millie-James with many journalists and influencers to celebrate her upcoming novel A Thousand Silent Cries. A gripping book about hidden identity, IRA revenge, witness protection, secrets, marital breakdown and a killer returning to silence the past.

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The Forger’s Game by Rob Starr

This week saw the publication of The Forger's Game by Rob Starr, the third book in the Kiara Fox series.

The Forger’s Game is a gripping addition to the Kiara Fox series and is a dark, immersive thriller about obsession, deception, and the true cost of priceless art. Five years ago, a young gallery assistant died in a devastating fire, clutching a painting she loved. Years later, insurance investigator Kiara Fox glimpses the impossible – the same paintings, alive and intact. But if the artwork survived, how could the fire have been an accident, and where are the people responsible?

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The Tower of Beggars by Torsten Weitze

The Tower of Beggars by Torsten Weitze is out now in hardback in the UK!

Published by Absurd Ventures Press, this Epic Fantasy is the first book in an immersive and addictive fantasy series from the million-copy selling phenomenon Torsten Weitze that follows the epic journey of a young protagonist with nothing left to lose. The Tower of Beggars is available in hardback, ebook and on Audible. 

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London Book Fair Tour

This week, Midas visited Excel for a tour with London Book Fair ahead of the Fair in March 2027. We’re excited for this new chapter for the fair and look forward to seeing it in action next year.

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Windham-Campbell Prizes festival

The Windham-Campbell Prizes hosted their annual fall festival this week on Yale University campus in New Haven. Free and open to all, the programme celebrated this year’s recipients in fiction, nonfiction, drama and poetry with fascinating talks, staged performances, a film screening and more with the writers themselves.

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