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J K Rowling has praised booksellers as she and other authors,
including Paula Hawkins and Joe Wicks, were honoured at the Specsavers
Bestseller Awards.
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Eason plans to continue to open new stores “despite the
fragile economic recovery,” its m.d Conor Whelan has revealed, beginning
with a store in Limerick and another in Dublin.
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It will be up to publishers to make the case for how their
teaching materials help institutions to meet the requirements of the
Teaching Excellence Framework (TEF), and providing data evidence will be
key, a panel discussion marking Academic Book Week heard.
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The Library club on St Martin’s Lane was the chic venue for
Icon Books’ celebration of “25 Years of Big Ideas”.
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Ursula Mackenzie, former c.e.o of Little, Brown, has joined
Profile Books’ board of directors as a non-executive director.
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Feminist author Roxane Gay has pulled the publication
of her forthcoming book with Simon & Schuster, How to Be Heard, in
response to the US publisher's reported $250,000 book deal with
far-right commentator Milo Yiannopoulos.
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Connect Books achieved a strong Christmas trading period, with
like-for-like sales up 15.1% across its wholesale business and online
platform Wordery.
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Pan Macmillan has promoted editorial directors Francesca
Main and Trish Jackson as part of its "ongoing" aim to
grow its commercial and literary fiction programmes.
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Coronet has acquired a book by Dave Grohl's mum, From Cradle to Stage, in
which Virginia Hanlon Grohl speaks to the mothers of
other "era-defining" musicians such as Amy Winehouse,
Dr Dre and Adam Levine.
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Car manual publisher Haynes’ revenue increased 15% in six
months, driven by a 50% growth in its digital products.
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More than 50 businesses, including Facebook, Amazon and
Experian have signed this year’s Vision for Literacy Business Pledge,
orchestrated by the National Literacy Trust.
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Technology business Moondog Books has launched a subscription
service for children's e-books with titles from HarperCollins, Bloomsbury
and Disney.
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