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Academic bookselling has “changed fundamentally”, and is proving
a challenge for retailers.
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Pearson is set to axe 500 jobs in the UK as part of its
restructure this year, The
Bookseller understands.
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Andersen Press is marking its 40th birthday by launching a
picture book prize for début illustrators.
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Other publishers and
universities are welcoming Penguin Random House UK's
decision to disregard university degrees as a prerequisite for
applications.
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Former Weidenfeld & Nicolson employee Michael Dover
remembers Lord Weidenfeld.
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Orion non-fiction is set to publish the biography of the
late Ian Fraser ‘Lemmy’ Kilmister, the founder and front man of the
rock band Motörhead.
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Amazon is to create "several thousand new jobs"
across Europe this year, with 2,500 of them expected to be in the UK.
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Profile Books has promoted Rebecca Gray to editorial director
for Profile and Serpent’s Tail and appointed Ed Lake editorial director of
Profile.
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Senior agent at Curtis Brown, Gordon Wise, has been elected
president of the Association of Author's Agents (AAA), following the end of
current president Sam Edenborough's term.
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BBC Books is expanding and diversifying its Doctor Who
offering with a broad range of publications scheduled for
2016.
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Scribe has appointed Philip Gwyn Jones as publisher-at-large
at the same time as revealing its first three acquisitions for the year.
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Hodder & Stoughton has acquired a "brave and
life affirming" debut about love, clinical depression and men
called Boys Don't Cry.
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