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Penguin Random House chair Gail Rebuck has said the pipeline
of women executives in publishing is “woefully low” and that she is
“quite close” to be being in favour of quotas, should things not be seen to
be moving in “the right direction”.
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Paula Hawkins took back the number one spot from David
Walliams, a book/DVD deal propelled The
Revenant close to the summit and vlogger Zoella showed why she
just may be the new Richard & Judy.
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Hannah Griffiths, formerly fiction and paperback publisher at
Faber, has been appointed as the new head of literary acquisitions at
independent television, film and digital production and distribution
company All3Media.
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Two more staff have left Waterstones’ e-commerce team after a
restructure of the department.
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Simon & Schuster UK has acquired two new thrillers from
Robert Crais, who has previously been published by Orion.
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Kate Stephenson, currently commissioning editor at Avon,
an imprint of HarperCollins, is joining Headline as senior
commissioning editor.
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Academic publisher John Wiley & Sons has reported a slight
decrease in revenue in both the fourth quarter 2016 and the whole fiscal
year, as the business continues to move towards digital.
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Three books published by Atlantic – The Looking Glass House
by Vanessa Tait, Rembrandt's
Mirror by Kit Devereux and A
Want of Kindness by Joanne Limburg – are on the longlist for
the Historial Writers Association Goldsboro Debut Crown award.
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A fourth Hong Kong bookseller has returned home after going
missing six months ago.
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Domhnall Gleeson will play AA Milne in the upcoming film about
the Winnie the Pooh author, Fox Searchlight Pictures has announced.
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