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Blackwell’s has launched two new “enhanced” concept stores on
the eve of the Back to University season in a bid to combat the “pressured”
academic bookshop model, with, among other initiatives, a competitive
price-match offer.
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Hachette Children’s Group is reverting to using the original
Enid Blyton texts after attempts to modernise the language “didn’t work”.
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Taylor & Francis’s novel approach to article marketing
Cartoon Abstracts and Wiley’s drug creation aide Wiley ChemPlanner have
both won Awards for Innovation in Publishing given by the Association of
Learned and Professional Society Publishers (ALPSP).
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Paula Hawkins and Jojo Moyes once again dominate the upper
echelons of the Weekly E-Book Ranking with The Girl on the Train and Moyes’ After You
respectively.
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Warrington Central Library, the first UK rate-supported
library, is under the threat of closure.
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Kings Road Publishing has partnered with Sony Interactive
Entertainment Europe and its studio Media Molecule to create a new
range of official licensed PlayStation titles, including a
Playstation colouring book.
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Crime writer Ann Cleeves has written a murder mystery
script for libraries and booksellers to use in "author-less"
events.
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Egmont has acquired a YA novel narrated by a 14-year-old girl
with cerebral palsy.
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Gollancz is publishing the sixth book in Ben Aaronovitch’s
bestselling Peter Grant series,The
Hanging Tree, this November, set to be supported by
a major marketing and publicity campaign and full UK tour.
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Orenda Books has signed
Block 46, the debut thriller from Johana Gustawsson.
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