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Bonnier’s interim chief exec seeks ‘sustainable future’ Bonnier Publishing’s acting chief executive has told The Bookseller he is working on a "new strategy" to ensure the company has a "sustainable future", after it emerged that the firm has been beset by profitability issues in recent years.

Maher to leave Stanfords following clash over firm's future Stanfords’ managing director Tony Maher is to leave the travel business in March after five years at the helm, following a clash with the company’s board over its future direction.

Blizzards force bookshops to close The heavy snow plaguing the UK and Ireland this week will "inevitably" have an impact on sales, retail chiefs have told The Bookseller, with several shops forced to close and deliveries postponed as the blizzards continue.

Crossan and Pullman titles to contest the YA Book Prize 2018 Philip Pullman is in the running for the YA Book Prize 2018 alongside previous winners Sarah Crossan and Patrice Lawrence, and début author M A Bennett.

UK's first Muslim literature and culture festival launches Novelists Elif Shafak and Kamila Shamsie are set to headline the UK’s first dedicated festival of Muslim culture, literature and ideas, at the British Library in April.

Calls for 'urgent' enquiry into plans to axe 21 Northamptonshire libraries Libraries body CILIP has called for an urgent national enquiry into Northamptonshire County Council's "unprecendented" plans to cut 21 libraries.

Sherman Alexie apologises after misconduct allegations US-based author Sherman Alexie has apologised following anonymous accusations of sexual harassment against him.

Hagen's response to body-shaming bought by 4th Estate Comedian Sofie Hagen’s debut, an "intelligent, funny, provocative response to body shaming", will be published by 4th Estate.

Shayevich and Fitzcarraldo Editions win inaugural Translation Prize Bela Shayevich’s "extraordinary" and "fearless" translation of Second-Hand Time by Nobel Prize in Literature winner Svetlana Alexievich, published by Fitzcarraldo Editions, has won the inaugural TA First Translation Prize.

Drag queen Glamrou's memoir goes for six figures 4th Estate has won a five-way auction for a memoir by drag troupe leader ‘Glamrou’, exploring their journey from "god-fearing Muslim boy to an influential drag queen", in a six-figure deal.

Weekly E-Ranking: Honeyman is Completely Fine Here’s an interesting statistic: this Weekly E-Book Ranking is the first since launching in May 2016—that’s 95 weeks—in which no new title featured.

Canongate partners with audiobook streaming distributor Canonagte has partnered with streaming service Zebralution to distribute its audiobooks on streaming services such as Spotify.