Book2Tuesday 19 May 2015
Bloomsbury Publishing - best known for the Harry Potter books - has reported steady annual profits and hopes for a boost from the new BBC adaptation of Susanna Clarke's Jonathan Strange & Mr Norrell.The company said revenues had risen 1.5% to £111.1m with profits edging up from £9.5m to £9.6m, helped by strong performances from the children's and eductional divisions. Harry Potter sales grew by 29%, thanks to a reissue of the novels with new covers from Jonny Duddle.
Guardian
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