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Lovereading's new owners pump six-figure sum into site's overhaul Lovereading’s new owners are set to unveil a new website in March, featuring a new review platform and partnership with Audible after pouring "hundreds of thousands of pounds" into the revamp.

New prize launches to honour thrillers without violence against women A screenwriter has launched an award for a novel in the thriller genre in which no woman is beaten, stalked, sexually exploited, raped or murdered.

Yellow Jersey reveals secret to 20 years of successful sports publishing Yellow Jersey Press is preparing to celebrate its 20th year of sports publishing with a host of promotions and a star-studded event at the Hackney Empire with Penguin Live.

Hodder wins American publisher Grames' debut after auction Hodder and Stoughton has acquired the debut of Juliet Grames, a publisher at Soho Press in New York.

Walliams criticised over involvement in controversial charity dinner David Walliams' involvement at a controversial Presidents Club Charity Dinner has attracted criticism, including from some bookshops, which have removed his titles from sale.

Scottish book organisations welcome boosts to funding Publishing Scotland, Edinburgh International Book Festival and Wigtown Book Festival have received a boost in funding from Creative Scotland, while grants to organisations including Gaelic Books Council and Scottish Book Trust have remained steady.

IPA protest HK bookseller's second kidnapping International publishers have condemned Gui Minhai's second alleged kidnapping and detainment, branding it a "sorry story of intimidation of Hong Kong publishers" and calling for his immediate release.

Ebury Publishing’s Joy Chambers dies Joy Chambers, one of Ebury's longest-serving members of staff, has died following a "long, brave" battle with cancer.

Shafak and Levy among Goldsmiths Prize judges Leading Turkish novelist Elif Shafak and novelist and poet Deborah Levy are among those judging the 2018 Goldsmiths Prize.

Linney takes on My Name is Lucy Barton for London stage debut Elizabeth Strout’s My Name Is Lucy Barton is being adapted for the stage with American actress Laura Linney taking up the title role in her London stage debut.

William Collins scoops New York Times journalist's political memoir William Collins will publish a debut memoir from an award-winning New York Times journalist who spent a decade covering Hillary Clinton’s pursuit of the US presidency.

Inpress to hold 'Festival of Publishing' Sales and marketing agency Inpress is to hold a "festival of publishing" this Friday under the theme of "I Did it My Way: A Celebration of the Creative Spirit".