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John Grisham’s The
Whistler (Hodder) has blown Martina Cole’s Betrayal (Headline)
out of the UK Official Top 50 number one spot.
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Crown Publishing Group's Philipp Bartscher is moving
from New York to join Penguin Random House UK as strategy director in
September.
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The Torbay Bookshop in Paignton is to close its doors for the
last time in August after 23 years of trade.
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BBC Books and Penguin Random House Children’s UK have struck
a two-series deal with BBC Worldwide to continue their line
of Doctor Who publishing.
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The minister of state for digital and culture, Matt
Hancock, has vowed to "do all I can to support" authors at
the Society of Authors' summer party.
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The trade is celebrating all things Jane Austen this
week, as the Bank of England's new Austen £10
note makes its debut in honour of the author's 200th
anniversary.
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Goldsboro Books has invested £25,000 in a new website,
offering an expanded range designed to let online visitors feel “as if they
are actually visiting our physical bookshop”.
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Reading app Amazon Rapids has extended its offering with
Signature Stories, a feature which introduces stories from its TV shows.
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Biteback is to publish a new book by former Cabinet minister
Oliver Letwin.
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Piatkus has acquired "an uncensored
conversation about sex and self" called F*cked from the
creators of anti slut-shaming podcast "Guys We F*cked".
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Pan Macmillan has bought two more books from thriller writer
Fiona Cummins, whose debut Rattle
published in hardback earlier this year.
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