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The Publishers Association has written a letter
to the UK Intellectual Property Office over the "irrational"
speed in which "rushed" legislative changes affecting
the future of design publishing in the UK are being
implemented.
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Jonathan Safran Foer's first novel for 10 years will be
published on both sides of the Atlantic in September next year.
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Simon & Schuster UK has seen “significant” year-on-year
growth in 2015 as the global publishing company is “positioned to surpass”
last year’s financial performance.
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Max Porter's debut Grief
is the Thing with Feathers (Faber), Man Booker winner A Brief History of Seven Killings
(Oneworld) by Marlon James and Elena Ferrante's Neopolitan quartet (Europa)
are among the titles highlighted by publishers as books that made their
year, or that they wish they had published, or which deserved more
attention than they received.
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The parts of Harry, Hermione and Ron in the upcoming stage
play Harry Potter and the Cursed Child have been cast, with Jamie Parker,
Noma Dumezweni and Paul Thornley playing the characters as adults.
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Orion has made a host of festive promotions across its
editorial team.
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Asking for It, the latest YA novel by
Louise O’Neill, has won the Bord Gáis Energy Irish Book of the Year 2015 -
the only prize at the Irish Book Awards which is voted for by the public.
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Sphere, an imprint of Little, Brown Book
Group, is publishing cricketer Jonathan Trott's
autobiography.
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Turnover at Parragon Books Ltd grew 29% in 2015 thanks to the
company’s restructure last year.
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Scribner has signed Goodbye,
Vitamin, the debut novel by Rachel Khong.
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