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Jamie Oliver has topped Amazon UK’s print chart this year
in a list dominated by celebrity-authored healthy eating titles.
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Books by Matt Haig, Jo Nesbo and Lisa Jewell join debuts from
Beth Underdown and Cara Hunter on the next Richard & Judy Book Club
list with W H Smith, which features titles published almost exclusively by
Penguin Random House.
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Lucy Foley has signed a "strong six-figure
deal" for her first crime novel and one other book with
HarperCollins.
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Egmont Publishing's chief financial officer Alan Hurcombe has
been appointed to the new role of chief operating officer for
the Hodder Education Group.
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Novelist and screenwriter Jojo Moyes has been named as
ambassador for London Book & Screen Week as the festival returns for
2018.
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Virago Modern Classics is celebrating
the 80th anniversary of Rebecca by Daphne du
Maurier with a special edition of the tale.
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Michael Joseph editor Eve Hall is moving to Hodder &
Stoughton to take up a new position as commissioning editor, crime
and thriller.
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Egmont UK is promoting Sarah Bates, Ingrid Gilmore and Siobhan
Galvin to its board, following the depature of chief financial
officer Alan Hurcombe to Hodder Education.
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A range of food and drink books from publishers including
Bloomsbury, Phaidon and Quiller Publishing have been shortlisted for the
André Simon Food & Drink Book Awards.
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Beth Underdown’s historical debut, The Witchfinder's Sister, has
been optioned for TV by Monumental Television.
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Yellow Kite has acquired Fight, a book
explaining cognitive hypnotherapy to readers who want to overcome
unwanted behaviour and stumbling blocks in their own lives.
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