The Bookseller

Kerridge and Rowling help Bloomsbury achieve 'exceptional year' Bloomsbury’s total revenues soared by 13% in 2017 while its profit grew 10% in an "exceptional year" for the publisher, boosted by particuarly strong performances from titles by J K Rowling and TV chef Tom Kerridge.

Copyright row erupts over late Sex Pistols manager's memoir A copyright row has erupted over an unpublished autobiography of late Sex Pistols manager Malcolm McLaren.

Coe pens 'devastating' novel of the present Jonathan Coe has written a “novel of the present” set over the last eight years “through a time of immense change and disruption in Britain”, due for release this November.

Bookchoice partners with HarperCollins Bookchoice, a digital reading platform and membership service for book lovers, is partnering with HarperCollins Publishers Ltd to introduce a selection of the publishing house’s titles to its app and website’s monthly curated book selection.

'Unblinking' Tash Aw novel to 4th Estate 4th Estate has signed an “unblinking” novel from prize winning Malaysian author Tash Aw, described as “devastating” and “poignant”.

Kudos win TV rights to Setterfield’s 'spellbinding' third novel Independent drama producer Kudos has won the television adaptation rights to Diane Setterfield’s new novel Once Upon a River (Doubleday) after "fierce competition" for the rights.

Domestic violence and terrorism link explored by Smith Journalist and human rights campaigner Joan Smith is publishing a book exploring the link between domestic violence and acts of terrorism with Quercus imprint riverrun.

Taboo-breaking book on money to Serpent's Tail Serpent’s Tail has acquired The Money Book by campaigning journalist, speaker and consultant Alex Holder.