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Neil Morrison is leaving Penguin Random House UK to
become director of human resources for Severn Trent PLC, a FTSE Top
100 company with 12,000 employees.
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Quercus' new upmarket imprint riverrun has acquired
a debut crime fiction novel Too
Close to Breathe, plus one other, by Irish author Olivia
Kiernan in a six-figure pre-empt.
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Canongate is to publish a "brilliant and incendiary"
novel by Lidia Yuknavitch, a US writer previously unpublished in the UK,
titled The Book of
Joan.
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Amazon is opening a new development centre in
Cambridge this autumn and recruiting "extensively" for
highly-skilled people in the area.
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An autobiography from Wiley, the "Godfather of
Grime", looking back on two decades in music, has been
snapped up by William Heinemann.
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Egmont has scooped the first picture book from vloggers the
Sacconejolys, who boast the largest family YouTube channel in Europe.
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A rare public appearance from John le Carre, and events by
Margaret Atwood and Zadie Smith, are among events to feature in Southbank
Centre's summer/autumn 2017 programme.
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Simon & Schuster UK is partnering with the Grosvenor House
hotel on a The Royal
Rabbits of London afternoon tea.
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Suffolk-based indie publisher John Catt Educational has
acquired two titles with media hooks, one of which is set to be
featured in the upcoming Channel 4 series “Educating Salford”.
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Transworld has bought a book exploring the concept of
"defining moments", called The Power of Moments, by Chip
and Dan Heath.
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