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eBay has launched a dedicated storefront for entertainment
products, including books, as it bids to become “the destination for
physical media in the UK”.
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A group of authors are campaigning against changes to
Haringey’s library service with a “day of action” planned for Saturday (9th
September).
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A ‘riveting’ memoir by Waterstones founder Tim Waterstone is
going out on submission to publishers this week.
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Kobo has launched an audiobook subscription service claiming
to offer “the best value on a subscription plan in the category”.
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Helen Mackenzie Smith is leaving the Bell Lomax Moreton Agency
to become editorial director for children’s picture books and
novelties at Simon & Schuster UK.
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Alexandra Elbakyan, founder of academic research pirate site
Sci-Hub, has pulled access to the site in Russia.
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John Murray is publishing Falling Short, a "funny,
uplifting, deeply moving" literary debut by "true new
talent" Lex Coulton.
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Sister Pictures has acquired the television rights for
writer and comedian Adam Kay’s debut This is Going To Hurt: Secret Diaries Of A Junior
Doctor in a 12-way auction.
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International Publishers Association president Michiel Kolman
has spoken out on censorship in Russia in a speech delivered at the opening
of the Moscow International Book Fair.
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Open Road Integrated Media has acquired the US rights to the
digital editions of the Adrian Mole series by late British author Sue
Townsend, including the "iconic" The Secret Diary of Adrian Mole, Aged 13 ¾.
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Sceptre has acquired a debut novel by Sheila
Llewellyn, Walking
Wounded - the "haunting" story of a doctor
and a patient in a 1940s military psychiatric hospital.
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