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Amazon will see how customers respond to its Seattle bricks
and mortar store before considering opening any in the UK, its vice president
of global public policy has said.
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Politican Ken Clarke has signed a deal with Pan Macmillan for
his memoirs Kind of Blue.
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PRH’s consumer and digital chief Hannah Telfer talks to Philip
Jones about the company's audio strategy.
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Finland has been named the world’s most literate nation - 16
places ahead of the UK - according to new research.
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Malorie Blackman is excited about the publication of her first
standalone novel in four years but has warned that “some people won’t be
happy” about its frank depiction of sex.
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Doug Pocock, m.d. of Abrams & Chronicle Books, has left
the company in order to “pursue other opportuniti |
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Simon & Schuster Children’s Books has acquired The Royal Rabbits of London,
the first children’s book by Santa and Simon Sebag Montefiore.
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Orion is publishing Calling
Major Tom by David M Barnett as one of the first
books on its new imprint Trapeze, as commissioned by editor
Sam Eades.
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HarperCollins’ Avon and children’s divisions will work
together to expand the Alfie range of cat books by Rachel Wells, with
titles for both kids and adults.
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Sven Fund, previously c.e.o. of De Gruyter, will head a new
German branch of Knowledge Unlatched, the Open Access project for
humanities and social science books established by publisher Frances
Pinter.
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Author and illustrator Jane Hissey has created a new Old Bear
story, Happy Birthday
Old Bear, to mark 30 years since the first book in the series
was published. It will be published by in September under the Scribblers
imprint of The Salariya Book Company.
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