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Meg Rosoff has been announced as the winner of the 2016 Astrid
Lindgren Memorial Award.
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Lee Child’s
Make Me (Bantam) has held the number one spot for a second
consecutive week, selling 36,697 copies for £138,058, according to Nielsen
BookScan’s Total Consumer Market.
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Corporate cultures are “enduring, stable and hard to change”,
Amazon founder and c.e.o. Jeff Bezos has said in his annual letter to
shareholders.
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Bloomsbury has appointed Alison Hennessey as editorial
director of Bloomsbury Crime.
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Actress Adjoa Andoh has joined campaigners protesting at
Carnegie Library as Lambeth council issued occupiers with a possession
order against them.
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Usborne has acquired the world rights, excluding the US and
Canada, to Ticks and
Stripes |
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Dom Hastings is stepping down as director of Bloody Scotland
to take on a new role with The British Council.
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Pan Macmillan has wrestled a two-book deal with a research
associate at the University of East Anglia from underbidders William
Collins and Penguin Press.
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Andersen Press has won the Bologna Book Fair’s ‘children’s
publisher of the year’ prize in the European category, becoming the first
UK publishing house to win the award.
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Frankfurt Book Fair Literary Agents and Scouts Centre has
already sold out.
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The 12 winners of this year's European Union Prize for
Literature, which recognises the best new and emerging authors in Europe, have
been revealed.
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Audible has been announced as the sponsor of London Book
& Screen Week 2016.
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