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HarperCollins is to release a new series of I-SPY books for
adults this November, riding on the back of the spoof nostalgia trend which
proved so popular with readers and booksellers last Christmas.
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Titles from Jenny Colgan, Susan Jeffers and Dreda Say Mitchell
will be published next year as part of the Galaxy Quick Reads inititative.
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The third Foyles store outside London opened its doors in
Chelmsford yesterday.
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After one week in the E-Book Ranking hinterlands—pushed all
the way back to second—Paula Hawkins returned to the top spot, with The Girl on the Train
earning its sixth non-consecutive number one.
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Bloomsbury staffers old and new joined authors, agents and
booksellers to celebrate the publishing house's 30th birthday last night
(29th September) in Bedford Square Gardens, London WC1.
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HarperVoyager has released an enhanced edition of the first
book in George R R Martin's A Song of Ice and Fire series, which will
include an excerpt from the upcoming sixth book, in celebration of the 20th
anniversary of the title.
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Alison Hennessey, Bloomsbury’s editorial director, has made
her first three acquisitions for her new imprint which will reveal its name
and logo in the next few months.
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Sales of trade books increased 3.4% in the US in April,
although overall publisher revenues were down 7%, according to the
Association of the American Publishers.
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EL James, Paula Hawkins and Patrick Ness have joined for
the first time the Hollywood
Reporter's 25-strong list of "most
powerful" authors.
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Rachel Faulkner-Willcocks (née Faulkner) is to join Avon, a
division of HarperCollins, as commissioning editor.
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