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LATEST NEWS Authors Newman and Coe urge readers to turn to high street after stock delays at 'Scrooge' Amazon Authors Cathy Newman and Jonathan Coe have urged customers to take their business to the high street this Christmas season after suffering stock shortages of their titles on Amazon.co.uk. Weekly E-Ranking: The Tattooist proves indelible in the top spot Heather Morris' debut The Tattooist of Auschwitz (Zaffre) has racked up a seventh non-consecutive week in the Weekly E-Ranking number one spot. SoA warns government immigration white paper will do 'real damage to UK creative industries' The Society of Authors has slammed the government's new white paper on immigration, warning it will do "real damage" to the UK’s creative industries. 'Solid' first half for Scholastic Scholastic has reported second quarter revenue for the three months to 30th November of $604.7m, up 1% year on year ($598.3m in the second quarter of the prior fiscal year). Clare Mackintosh to make non-fiction debut in countryside memoir Clare Mackintosh is making her non-fiction debut with a memoir about family life in the countryside: A Cotswold Family Life. Taylor and Hewitt win Eccles British Library Writer’s Award Novelist Sara Taylor and non-fiction writer Rachel Hewitt have won the Eccles British Library Writer’s Award, scooping £20,000 each.  The Monstrous Child to debut as opera at ROH Author Francesca Simon and British composer Gavin Higgins are to debut their opera The Monstrous Child at The Royal Opera House’s Linbury Theatre in February.  Wildfire to publish 'history of lies' by Humans author Tom Phillips Wildfire has acquired the second book of Humans author Tom Phillips, looking at "the ingenious ways, throughout history, we've managed to avoid telling the truth" Two-book deal marks new beginnings for Erin Green with Headline Headline has acquired two new novels by women's fiction writer Erin Green, the first of which centres on three strangers on holiday.