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Profile Books has experienced “pleasing” results with turnover
up 14% to £11.8m for the financial year April 2015 to March 2016.
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More than 300 writers have signed a letter to the new
secretary of state for culture, Karen Bradley, asking her to “set a new
course” for libraries.
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Winner of the British Book Industry Awards’ Independent
Bookshop of the Year, Wayne Winstone, has opened a third branch as he looks
to establish a mini-chain in the south-west of England.
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Marian Keyes yesterday celebrated 21 years since her first
novel Watermelon
(Arrow, 1995) was published, on the rooftop of the Ham Yard Hotel in
Soho, London.
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Bonnier Zaffre has acquired Louise Pentland’s debut novel
after a "heated" 11-way auction.
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An autobiography by "one of football's most controversial
figures", Joey Barton, has been longlisted for the 2016 William Hill
Sports Book of the Year Award.
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A panel of Turkish authors speaking about censorship in the
troubled country have warned that the UK faces "common problems"
with Turkey, where right-wing anti-intellectualism has led to
a state crackdown on freedom of expression following the
failed coup on 15th July.
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Jeremy Robson is to leave Biteback Publishing after five years
to "spend more time on his own writing".
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You will remember where you were when you read this Weekly
E-Book Ranking round-up: it is historic.
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HQ is to publish the "inspirational" true story of
four working mums from Yorkshire – the ‘Yorkshire Rows’ team - who rowed
across the Atlantic, becoming the oldest all-female crew to do so.
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Waterstones is closing its Blackburn store just under three
years after opening it.
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Trapeze, one of Orion’s newest imprints, is holding a
week-long series of events to celebrate its official launch, featuring
authors including Madeline Shaw, Rubyetc, David Barnett and Daniel Cole.
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