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“Claire is a joy to work with, with a meaningful engagement with the book always being at the centre of her thoughtful, bespoke, author-focused campaigns”
— Will Rees, Publisher, Peninsula Press
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Field PR is a publicity consultancy run by Claire Maxwell.

Claire has led campaigns for major publishers as well as independent presses, helping authors find thoughtful and meaningful coverage across national media, literary publications and broadcast.

Her work spans literary and commercial fiction, memoir, narrative non-fiction, politics, nature writing, self-help, cultural criticism and more.

“Over my ten years of reviewing books as a literary critic - and working with many excellent publicists - Claire stood out as being in a class of her own. Always persuasive, polite and quietly persistent, she got results like nobody else.”
— Jude Cook, reviewer and publisher at Conduit Books
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“Claire is an absolute joy to work with. She brings creativity to each campaign, working closely with authors to explore each and every angle to a book campaign. She also exhibits excellent author care, communication and dedication to reaching our core readers for each book.”
— Amy Greaves, Head of Publicity, Elliott & Thompson
A newspaper page featuring an article titled 'Wanders never cease,' with a black and white photo of a woman with curly hair and glasses, resting her chin on her hand.
Photo of two smiling people, a man and a woman, standing in a kitchen or bakery, holding baked goods, with shelves of bread and food behind them.
Three TV hosts sitting on a red curved sofa around a white and black round table in a studio with a cityscape backdrop. The man on the left, in a dark suit, is speaking; the man in the middle, in a blue suit with glasses, is listening; the woman on t
Book cover of 'Americanitis' by Miles Beard showing the Statue of Liberty in blue and gold background.
Cover of a book titled 'Bread and War' showing hands covered in bread dough, with yellow and black text.
A woman with long curly hair holding a glass of red drink, sitting with a relaxed pose against a beige curtain background with colorful streamers.
A television news interview taking place in a studio with a modern, purple-lit background. A woman with curly blonde hair and a black top sits on the left, while a man with glasses, a beard, and a dark suit sits on the right. There are two glasses of
Illustration of several stacked books with a pink scroll unrolled, revealing a quill and ink drops on a pink background.
A man in a suit and glasses being interviewed, with a title banner reading 'MET Memoir: Ex-Terror Chief on Changing Face of Policing' in an office with a globe and stacked books in the background.
A newspaper article titled "Me, my mother and her anger" featuring a woman sitting on a bench, with a smaller picture of four people outdoors and a paragraph of text.
A newspaper page from The Economist featuring articles on the city of Trieste, including tales of the city and its relation to mafia and crime, with a photo of a canal and buildings in Trieste.
A man with a beard in a red tank top, carrying a young girl on his shoulders, lifting her hands in the air outdoors with trees in the background.
Photograph of the band Dwarves performing live on stage in 1977, with a lead singer and guitarist energetically playing, surrounded by band members, under stage lighting.
Two people sitting on a TV set with a city skyline backdrop and a large screen displaying 'TBN MEETS'. The woman on the left has dark skin and is smiling, wearing a striped shirt. The man on the right has light skin, glasses, a cap, and is wearing a
A woman with dark hair and a patterned sweater sitting outside on rocks by the ocean, holding a mug and smiling at the camera.
A woman standing outdoors on a rooftop with a city skyline in the background, wearing a red jumpsuit and glasses, with her left hand on her hip.
Three women standing next to a pink display screen that reads 'BBC Radio 4 Woman's Hour', in a room with a wooden floor and purple lighting. Two screens are mounted on the wall behind them, displaying digital information.
A screenshot of a magazine article from The Spectator featuring a book titled "The diary of a dying man: Graham Caveney’s poignant cancer memoir" with a photo of Graham Caveney at the bottom.
Screenshot of a news website featuring a black-and-white photo of a woman with dark hair, alongside an article about her debut novel titled "The Hearing Test" by Eliza Barry Callahan.
A newspaper article titled "We can get to the moon, but not the inner ear" by Eliza Barry Callahan. The article discusses her debut novel, "The Hearing Test," and includes a black-and-white portrait of the author, Eliza Barry Callahan, showing her wi
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A newspaper spread with articles, illustrations, and photos. The left page contains an article about social media followers and insomnia, along with a cartoon drawing of a hand holding a phone, and an illustration of a woman with blonde hair. The rig

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