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Matt Phillips is joining Blink Publishing to
lead a new sports imprint, after 12 years at Penguin/Random House.
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Editors predicting 2016's trends for non-fiction have been
left guessing after "unpredictable" successes Norwegian Wood by Lars
Mytting (MacLehose Press) and the Ladybird Books for Grown-Ups series
(Penguin) dominated charts at 2015's close; however, in a marketplace
that has “grown”, editors are setting humour, clean
living, biographies and "big history" high on the
agenda, while following what's next in the evolution of colouring
closely.
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A new novel by former children’s laureate Malorie Blackman
will be published by Penguin Random House Children’s in April.
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The Guardian
newspaper has teamed up with 4th Estate to launch a prize for short stories
by BAME writers.
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Bestselling crime writer Peter James has been awarded the
Crime Writers' Association's highest honour: the CWA Diamond Dagger.
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Hodder & Stoughton has acquired two young adult
novels from YouTuber Oli White, best known for his "quirky"
entertainment channel OliWhiteTV.
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Italy's Competition Authority is opening an investigation into
Mondadori's acquisition of RCS MediaGroup's book unit.
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HarperCollins Children’s Books has signed a UK publishing deal
with Kimberly McCreight for her “high-concept” YA trilogy, The Outliers.
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Tech and culture journalist Molly Flatt will join The Bookseller as
associate editor of FutureBook. She succeeds Porter Anderson, who has moved
to Publishing
Perspectives as editor in chief.
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Wiley is to convert five of its leading journals to Open
Access, taking its total number of OA journals to 61.
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