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A new nationwide library campaign will hold the government to
account over its legal responsibilities towards libraries and has called on
local authorities to put all changes to library services on hold or risk
breaching the law.
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The winner of the 2015 Stephen Spender Prize for poetry in
translation, Allen Prowle, has withdrawn his entries and returned the prize
money, amid claims of "blatant plagiarism".
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Winner of the Great British Bake Off 2015, Nadiya
Hussain, will be publishing her "dream" debut cookbook
with Michael Joseph.
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Author and poet Peter Dickinson OBE died yesterday on
16th December - his 88th birthday - in Winchester,
following a brief illness.
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Picador has acquired a debut novel by actor and
singer-songerwriter Val Emmich.
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Baroness Gail Rebuck, chair of Penguin Random House, will be
the the opening keynote speaker at the Quantum Conference next April.
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Egmont Publishing is set to publish two books based on the
Halo Xbox video game franchise, after acquiring world rights from Microsoft
and game developer 343 Industries.
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A
Guardian investigation
has revealed Amazon is selling illegal weapons on its website, including
stun guns, pepper spray pistols and knuckledusters.
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Stephen Fry will voice two classic detective stories
exclusively for Audible.
Fry, who voiced all seven of J.K. Rowling’s Harry Potter
books, will voice The
Coin of Dionysius and The
Game Played in the Dark by Ernest Bramah, which features the
blind detective Max Carrados who was first introduced to the literary world
in 1914.
The books are out on the Audible platform today (16th
December).
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Penguin has been wishing shoppers "seasons readings"
with book giveaways in Manchester and London as part of a new
Christmas campaign.
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Pottermore has commissioned graphic designer Olly Moss to
redesign the front covers of the Harry Potter e-books.
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Two Roads has acquired the international bestselling
graphic memoir The Arab
of the Future, by former Charlie Hebdo contributor and
cartoonist Riad Sattouf.
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