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The appeal of the psychological thriller shows no sign of waning, according to publishers predicting the trends for 2016, following The Girl on the Train's ride to success in 2015. |
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Frederick Warne & Co, an imprint of Penguin Random House Children’s, will this September release a previously unpublished children’s story by Beatrix Potter, with new illustrations by Quentin Blake. |
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HarperCollins has bought what is being billed as the first recipe book to showcase Ibiza cuisine. |
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Bonnier Publishing Fiction is changing its name to Bonnier Zaffre, effective immediately. |
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Gaia Vince, the first woman to win the Royal Society's Science Book of the Year prize, is moving to Penguin Press from Chatto. |
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Simon and Schuster will publish a "unique and personal biographical critique" of the late David Bowie, by the arts and music commentator Paul Morley. |
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Bath-based Parragon has signed a licence to bring its range of Eric Carle products - which it already sells in the US and Canada - to the UK market. |
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Quadrille is to publish a cookbook and colouring books with Cath Kidston. |
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Publishing projects in Macedonia, Albania, Norway and Spain are among the recipients of the first tranche of grants from Publishing Scotland's new Translation Fund. |
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Vince Cable, Michael Tamblyn and Youngsuk Chi are among the names speaking at the Independent Publishers Guild's annual spring conference this year. |
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Granta has acquired the UK and Commonwealth rights (excluding Canada) to Hark, the new novel by Sam Lipsyte. |
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Novelist William Horwood will be the new chair of the Society of Authors' (SoA) Management Committee. |
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