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Headline is launching a new commercial imprint and has poached
Michael Joseph's publishing director Alex Clarke to lead it. |
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Authors Ali Smith, Neil Gaiman and Joanna Trollope have led a
wave of “tremendous support” for CILIP’s legal fight for libraries as its
campaign petition tops 7,000 signatures. |
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Joe “The Body Coach” Wicks’ Lean
In 15 (Bluebird) sold over 110,000 copies last week to easily
notch up his second consecutive Official Number One, in a week which saw a
number of other health-conscious “new year, new you” books crack the top
50. |
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John Blake Publishing is publishing a book about touring with
"the great man and the legend" David Bowie, written by a man
who did just that in 1978. |
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The heavily annotated reissue of Adolf Hitler’s propaganda
work Mein Kampf
has become an instant bestseller in Germany. |
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Tough conditions in UK libraries and international markets led
Connect Books’ total revenue to decline by 0.8% in the last quarter,
however sales were up 1.2% on a like-for-like basis. |
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The Bookseller is to feature a ‘non-book
and gift product’ preview within the weekly magazine for the first time in
its history. |
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Macmillan Children’s Books has acquired the global publishing
rights to Dinosaur Roar! from entertainment company Nurture Rights. |
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Waterstones Reading in The Oracle Shopping
Centre has closed down. |
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The Society of Young Publishers (SYP) is to launch a new
branch based in Dublin, Ireland, called SYP Éire. |
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Emily Watson and Ben Chaplin are to star in BBC One's
adaptation of Apple Tree
Yard (Faber), the "provocative, audacious thriller"
by Louise Doughty. |
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The longlist for the International Prize for Arabic
Fiction has been revealed, featuring three writers from Palestine and
three from Egypt. |
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