Morning Briefing from The Bookseller

Long-awaited Philip Pullman series The Book of Dust revealed Twenty-two years after the release of the first book in His Dark Materials trilogy, Philip Pullman is set to release a new three-part series to stand “beside it” called The Book of Dust, with the character of Lyra “at the centre of the story”.

Tom Kerridge gets a Dopamine boost back into the top spot Tom Kerridge’s Dopamine Diet (Absolute) has boomeranged back into the number one spot, selling 15,532 copies for £131,405.

Edinburgh's Word Power Books seeks new owner Edinburgh-based radical bookshop Word Power is looking for a new owner after founder Elaine Henry has decided to step away from the business.

Amazon plans to 'parachute' parcels from drones Amazon is working out ways to parachute packages from its delivery drones to people’s homes.

Jess Phillips' book campaign sees donations to Women's Aid Penguin Random House has launched a promotional Twitter campaign for MP Jess Phillips' book Everywoman (Hutchinson), in which every tweet hashtagged #EVERYWOMAN will see a book donated to domestic abuse charity Women’s Aid.

Edinburgh Book Festival to move some events Edinburgh International Book Festival is to move some events to a nearby street in a bid to reduce its impact on the private square where it holds most events.

Italian writer Elena Varvello to publish with Two Roads Elena Varvello - an Italian author who Elena Ferrante's publisher is predicting big things for in the UK - is publishing her first English novel with Two Roads.

Obioma's The Fishermen to hit the stage Nottingham-based theatre company New Perspectives will be adapting Chigozie Obioma's Man Booker-shortlisted novel The Fishermen (Pushkin) for stage next year.