Sunday 24 February 2019

The Bookseller newsletters

Here are the latest The Bookseller newsletters for my followers to peruse:


Latest headlines for the book industry
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The Bookseller


February 22, 2019
MORNING BRIEFING
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LATEST NEWS
Stairs
Almost 80% of people in the publishing industry who see themselves as working class feel that their background has adversely affected their career, The Bookseller’s research has shown.
Pearson
Pearson has announced adjusted operating profit growth of 8% in the past year, despite revenue dropping by 9%, according to its 2018 preliminary financial results.
The British Book Awards 2019
Forty-one small presses have made it into the regional and country shortlists of The British Book Awards’ new prize for Small Presses, sponsored by the CPI Group, launched to celebrate the innovative and nimble publishers making names for themselves outside the mainstream.
London Book Fair
Young Irish writers, “memoirs that matter”, motherhood guides, 17th century-set fiction and an upswing for commercial women’s fiction are some of the hot trends standing out in the top titles UK agencies are bringing to this London Book Fair.
W H Smith
W H Smith has doubled the number of women receiving bonus pay as the retailer reports no gender pay gap for the second year running.
Stig Abell
The Baillie Gifford Prize for non-fiction has announced a new seven-year sponsorship agreement that will see its prize money boosted to £50,000.

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Diversity
The Bookseller and Spread the Word are backing a major new research project into how publishers can work most effectively with writers from minority backgrounds.
Dorotea Bromberg
Publisher Dorotea Bromberg will be presented with the London Book Fair (LBF) Lifetime Achievement Award this year, it has been revealed.
Blackwell's
Bookseller Blackwell's has confirmed sales and marketing director Dean Drew will be leaving the business in April after three years.
Karin Slaughter
The London Book Fair has revealed its full author line-up for 2019 with Karin Slaughter appearing as well as Elif Shafak, Kit de Waal, Lara Prescott and Sharlene Teo.
Patricia Chidavarume
Leading publishing industry figures have hailed the impact of Creative Access after the social enterprise group placed its 1,000th paid intern this week.
Julia Silk
Julia Silk will join Kingsford Campbell this month from MBA where she has been a literary agent since 2016.
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