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Short story anthologies are enjoying a boom in sales, rising
by almost 50% in value, to reach their highest level in seven years.
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Former refugee Ocean Vuong has won the £25,000 T S Eliot Prize
for his “remarkable” debut poetry collection Night Sky with Exit Wounds (Jonathan
Cape).
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The owner of Tales on Moon Lane, Tamara Macfarlane, will open
another bookshop in South London in April.
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William Collins will publish an “explosive” book about Prince
Charles’ “desperate bid to rehabilitate himself” after Princess Diana’s
death, written by investigative historian Tom Bower.
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Croydon Council is to terminate its relationship with troubled
contractor Carillion and bring the running of its libraries back in-house.
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Professor Steve Peters, author of The Chimp Paradox (Vermilion,
Ebury), is publishing two new science-based books with King’s Road
Publishing’s wellbeing imprint Lagom.
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Women have dominated the winners' list at the Writers’ Guild
Awards, with debut novelist Sheena Kalayil honoured along with British
playwright Caryl Churchill.
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Diane Setterfield, author of international bestseller The Thirteenth Tale,
published by Orion, has moved to Doubleday to publish her new novel.
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Christmas failed to offset the decline in French book sales in
2017 as a whole, attributed partly to the presidential and parliamentary
elections between April and June and the consequent delay in the arrival of
big-selling titles.
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City A M has launched a monthly book review
section and appointed Francesca Washtell as its books editor.
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Sir Terry Pratchett’s Johnny Maxwell trilogy is set to be
reissued with new illustrations by Mark Beech.
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The Viney Shaw Agency has struck a first-look deal with The
Golden Egg Academy.
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