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The inaugural British Book Industry Awards’ Book of the Year
shortlists - covering Children’s, Début Fiction, Fiction and Non-fiction -
showcase the “glorious way that publishing continually shifts and reinvents
itself”, chair of judges Cathy Rentzenbrink has said.
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Pan Macmillan and Waterstones will hope to retain their
Publisher and Book Retailer of the Year crowns respectively, having been
shortlisted once again in those categories in this year’s British Book
Industry Awards.
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Orion is launching a new standalone commercial fiction and
non-fiction imprint called Trapeze.
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Annette Thomas is to leave her role as chief scientific
officer for Springer Nature. She is also stepping down as a board member of
the company.
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The Booksellers Association has commissioned an
autobiographical essay by Robert Macfarlane to celebrate Independent
Bookshop Week’s 10th anniversary.
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Charity and refugee library Jungle Books narrowly avoided
“going up in flames” on Wednesday night, following the eviction
of hundreds of migrants from the area.
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Penguin Random House Children’s UK will release the 11th book
in Jeff Kinney’s Wimpy Kid series on 1st November, along with all of
Kinney’s international publishers.
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Independent publishers Bloomsbury Children’s and David
Fickling Books are leading the shortlist for this year’s Bookseller’s YA Book
Prize, run in association with book printer Clays.
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Saint Andrew Press, the publishing house of the Church of
Scotland, is being run entirely from London after its sole Scotland-based
member of staff was made redundant.
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