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BBC Radio and libraries partner for 'biggest book club in country' BBC local radio stations in the UK are partnering with libraries to create “one of the biggest book clubs in the country”.

S&S India steps up local publishing with new hire Simon & Schuster is stepping up its local publishing in India and has hired an editorial director to head up a new list.

A Game of Thrones illustrated edition coming An illustrated edition of A Game of Thrones, the first book in George R R Martin's A Song of Ice and Fire series, will be published to mark the 20th anniversary of the book.

'Five on Brexit Island' added to Enid Blyton spoof series Quercus has added a new title to its Enid Blyton for Grown-Up series due out this November, with the Famous Five’s friendship now set to be challenged by divisions over the thorny subject of Brexit.

Coetzee title brought forward after Man Booker longlisting Publication of prizewinning author J M Coetzee’s newest title has been brought forward after it was longlisted for the Man Booker Prize last week.

Harry Potter is now 'done' says J K Rowling J K Rowling has told fans that Harry Potter is “done” after the release of Harry Potter and the Cursed Child playscript last weekend.

Harris hired to boost PRH Children's celebrity publishing Penguin Random House Children’s today announced several changes in its editorial department, including hiring a new editor to grow its social media and celebrity publishing.

Levison Wood strikes deals with H&S and Hachette Children's Hodder & Stoughton and Hachette Children’s Group have both acquired books by the explorer Levison Wood.

Netflix to produce a film of The Panama Papers Netflix has acquired exclusive film rights for The Panama Papers, published in the UK by Oneworld.

Reductress founders pen title for HQ HQ is to publish How to Win at Feminism, a satirical book on feminism written by the founders of subversive women’s magazine Reductress.

‘Cursed Child’ editions for blind and dyslexic people published The Royal National Institute of Blind People is teaming up with Little, Brown to make Harry Potter and the Cursed Child Parts I and II script book accessible to people with sight loss.

Trolls tie-in deal for Scholastic Scholastic UK is set to publish two novels based on the Dreamworks animation "Trolls", which will be released in cinemas on 21st October.