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The Ladybird Book for Grown-Ups title How it Works: The Husband
(Michael Joseph), by Jason Hazeley and Joel Morris, has become one of the
more unexpected Official Christmas number ones.
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The board of Scottish arts development body Creative Scotland
has said it will not pass on the 3.6% funding cut planned by Scottish
government for 2016/17 to its regularly funded organisations.
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The Qatar Foundation for Education, Science and Community
Development (QF) is launching its own publishing house, bringing its
partnership with Bloomsbury Publishing to an end.
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In the third part of our review of the year, we look at the
big stories from July to September.
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Dulwich Books has announced its live events programme for
2016, featuring international bestselling novelists such as Kate Mosse
and Helen Dunmore.
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Michael Bond’s literary estate is asking fans to send videos
and photos of themselves wishing him a happy birthday to celebrate his 90th
next month.
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The deadline for the submissions for the inaugural
£10,000 Deborah Rogers Foundation Writers' Award is fast
approaching.
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Government proposals to
fast-track changes in copyright legislation have prompted
"Santa" to write the UK Intellectual Property Office, according
to IP blog IPKat, which has published a
tongue-in-cheek "rare letter from Santa Claus" on its
website.
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