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Joe “the Body Coach” Wicks is number one for the seventh week
running, according to Nielsen BookScan’s Total Consumer Market. His
seemingly unstoppable début Lean
in 15 (Bluebird) sold 30,117 copies for £246,957, dropping only
15.6% in volume week on week.
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The i
newspaper is set to increase its books coverage under its new ownership,
its editor has told The
Bookseller.
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The Chartered Institute for Library and Information
Professionals has called for a national library strategy to be set out for
England as the rate of attrition of the public library service is
"beyond urgent".
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Nick Jones, m.d. of Oxford-based Christian publisher Lion
Hudson, is stepping down after 35 years in publishing.
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US e-book subscription service Scribd is dropping its
unlimited e-book subscription offer, and moving to a hybrid model as of
next month.
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Goldsmiths, University of London is honouring one of
its alumna, Topsy and Tim creator Jean Adamson, with a
university fellowship.
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Square Peg has acquired 70s Dinner Party by Anna Pallai, a
book that "applauds" all that is
wonderfully "downright naff" in retro 70s
dining, following a five-way auction.
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Robinson has acquired Nichi Hodgson’s The Curious History of Dating:
from Jane Austen to Tinder.
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HRH the Duchess of Cornwall has taken on the role of patron of
Roald Dahl 100, this year’s celebration of the 100th anniversary of Dahl’s
birth.
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"Backburn" by Ríona Judge McCormack has won the
inaugural Galley Beggar Press short story prize.
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Two poems by Lord of the Rings author J R R Tolkien have been
unearthed in an old school magazine.
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