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Evolving Travel market dips but category remains key for retailers The international terror threat, a weaker pound and ill feeling towards the election of Donald Trump have contributed towards a shift in the travel market, but the book trade is still bullish about its long-term health, despite a drop in sales last year.

Fifty years of Man Booker winners to compete for one-off prize The Booker Prize Foundation has revealed a new prize to mark its 50th anniversary which will put previous winners across five decades into contention for a one-off award.

Michael Joseph wins auction for bestselling 'Irish Bridget Jones' Michael Joseph has acquired Oh My God, What a Complete Aisling, the debut novel from long-time friends Emer McLysaght and Sarah Breen that claimed Ireland's Christmas number one spot for adult fiction last year.

Mellor becomes publishing director at Pan Mac Pan Macmillan has promoted Vicki Mellor to the newly-created role of publishing director of the commercial fiction team.

Sales soar at S&S in fourth quarter Higher sales of print books and digital audio propelled revenue growth at Simon & Schuster in the fourth quarter.

Weekly E-Ranking: Jojo Completely Fine at number one Jojo Moyes is "still" top of the Weekly E-Book Ranking, as Still Me, the third title in her million-copy-selling Me Before You trilogy, spent a second week as the UK’s bestselling e-book.

Penguin pop-up shop to be stocked solely by women writers Penguin is launching a pop-up bookshop stocked solely with titles by female writers for International Women’s Day.

Frank scoops Jewish Quarterly Wingate Prize Michael Frank’s “dazzlingly vivid” family memoir The Mighty Franks (4th Estate) has won the £4,000 Jewish Quarterly Wingate Prize.

Corvus and A M Heath launch thriller competition Atlantic imprint Corvus has joined forces with literary agency A M Heath to launch a crime and thriller competition.

Mary Berry returns to baking with Fast Cakes Headline is publishing Mary Berry's baking book Fast Cakes: Easy Bakes in Minutes.

Walker to publish Helen Oxenbury biography Walker Books will this autumn release a book about the life and work of Helen Oxenbury, who was given the BookTrust Lifetime Achievement Award last week.

S&S launches competition with Darley Anderson and Bradford Literature Festival Simon & Schuster UK has launched a competition with the Darley Anderson Literary Agency and Bradford Literature Festival to find the next bestselling commercial fiction author.

Evolving Travel market dips but category remains key for retailers The international terror threat, a weaker pound and ill feeling towards the election of Donald Trump have contributed towards a shift in the travel market, but the book trade is still bullish about its long-term health, despite a drop in sales last year.

Fifty years of Man Booker winners to compete for one-off prize The Booker Prize Foundation has revealed a new prize to mark its 50th anniversary which will put previous winners across five decades into contention for a one-off award.

Michael Joseph wins auction for bestselling 'Irish Bridget Jones' Michael Joseph has acquired Oh My God, What a Complete Aisling, the debut novel from long-time friends Emer McLysaght and Sarah Breen that claimed Ireland's Christmas number one spot for adult fiction last year.

Mellor becomes publishing director at Pan Mac Pan Macmillan has promoted Vicki Mellor to the newly-created role of publishing director of the commercial fiction team.

Sales soar at S&S in fourth quarter Higher sales of print books and digital audio propelled revenue growth at Simon & Schuster in the fourth quarter.

Weekly E-Ranking: Jojo Completely Fine at number one Jojo Moyes is "still" top of the Weekly E-Book Ranking, as Still Me, the third title in her million-copy-selling Me Before You trilogy, spent a second week as the UK’s bestselling e-book.

Penguin pop-up shop to be stocked solely by women writers Penguin is launching a pop-up bookshop stocked solely with titles by female writers for International Women’s Day.

Frank scoops Jewish Quarterly Wingate Prize Michael Frank’s “dazzlingly vivid” family memoir The Mighty Franks (4th Estate) has won the £4,000 Jewish Quarterly Wingate Prize.

Corvus and A M Heath launch thriller competition Atlantic imprint Corvus has joined forces with literary agency A M Heath to launch a crime and thriller competition.

Mary Berry returns to baking with Fast Cakes Headline is publishing Mary Berry's baking book Fast Cakes: Easy Bakes in Minutes.

Walker to publish Helen Oxenbury biography Walker Books will this autumn release a book about the life and work of Helen Oxenbury, who was given the BookTrust Lifetime Achievement Award last week.

S&S launches competition with Darley Anderson and Bradford Literature Festival Simon & Schuster UK has launched a competition with the Darley Anderson Literary Agency and Bradford Literature Festival to find the next bestselling commercial fiction author.