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The big Christmas book contenders have been tallied up, with The Bookseller
revealing 20th October as this year’s Super Thursday.
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The Booksellers Association is holding the first Bookshop Day
for the UK and Ireland on Saturday 8th October and it will also continue
its Books Are My Bag campaign, now in its third year.
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Helen McAleer is stepping down from her role as chief global
development officer and m.d. of Walker Productions, which is part of the
Walker Books Group.
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HarperCollins Children’s Books will publish David Baddiel
until 2019 under the terms of a new contract.
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The old and new meld in this week’s Weekly E-Book Ranking.
Nine titles make their bows in the list—including six débutants in the top
10—and a further three titles are in just their second week.
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A public consultation has formally been launched by the
European Commission to address the inconsistency in VAT rates on print and
electronically supplied publications.
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Piatkus has acquired two thrillers by debut novelist
Samantha King for a “significant" five figures.
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Yellow Kite has acquired a junior doctor's debut The Food Medic: A Total-Body Plan
for All-round Health and Happiness.
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London-based independent publisher Canbury Press is to publish
a book examining the role of the former MP and peer Greville Janner in the
alleged sexual abuse of boys during the 1980s.
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HQ is launching the paperback of Hello! editor-in-chief Rosie Nixon’s
debut novel The Stylist
with an augmented reality app developed by TimeSlice Films.
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