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Paula Hawkins' Into
the Water (Black Swan) has claimed a second week at number
one in the UK Official Top 50, selling 33,362 copies in paperback—a 37%
bump in volume on the week before.
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Pan Macmillan, Bloomsbury, Orion and Penguin Random House all
have titles in the running for W H Smith's Thumping Good Read Award, which
is back after 15 years.
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Paula Hawkins, Margaret Atwood, Neil Gaiman and Robert Webb
are among the authors donating thousands of books to Oxfam in a bid to
boost sales in the charity's shops and raise money for its work.
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The Nobel Prize in Literature may not be awarded in 2019
unless trust is restored in the Swedish Academy which administers the
prize, the Nobel Foundation’s executive director Lars Heikensten has said.
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Patricia Cornwell has signed a deal to release a new series
exclusively with Amazon Publishing.
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Tana French, award-winning author of the Dublin Murder Squad
series, has moved from Hodder to Viking for a standalone novel.
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Journalist Matt Cain’s novel, one of the fastest-funded in
Unbound’s history, has won a six-figure film deal.
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More than 30 children’s authors are recommending books to
schools via a new penpal scheme.
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Isobel Richardson has joined Penguin Ventures as head of brand
management from Warner Bros Kids and Family Entertainment division.
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Independent children’s publisher Imagine That, formerly known
as Top That Publishing, has hired several former Bonnier employees,
including Ross Taylor.
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BAFTA-winning broadcaster and television presenter Dan Snow is
publishing On This
Day in History with John Murray Press.
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HQ will publish two more books from Avon commissioning editor
Phoebe Morgan, including a “gripping” psychological thriller about a dark
secret hidden by a wife from her husband.
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