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MORNING BRIEFING
Where the news
comes first
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Ireland’s book market continues to grow, with value up
4.6% to €47.13m for the year to date, thanks in part to remarkably
strong homegrown fiction. |
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SPCK has been accused of "cashing in" on the
success of Reni Eddo-Lodge by launching a book with a similar title and
cover to Why I’m No
Longer Talking to White People About Race (Bloomsbury). |
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Bloomsbury Children’s Books has signed Jordan Stephens,
best known for being one half of Rizzle Kicks, in a six-figure
three-book deal. |
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Michael Joseph has triumphed over eight other publishers
to pre-empt a "dazzlingly clever" debut mystery
novel Eight
Detectives by former Waterstones bookseller Alex
Pavesi. |
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Little, Brown has revealed the cover for its behind the
scenes book on hit play Harry Potter and the Cursed Child. |
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Steve Cavanagh has been named as the winner of this year’s
Theakston Old Peculier Crime Novel of the Year Award for his book Thirteen (Orion). |
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Foyles bookshop has joined forces with indie publisher
Jacaranda for its Twenty in 2020 initiative, celebrating black British
writers. |
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Maddy Price is moving from Hodder to join Weidenfeld &
Nicolson as its new non-fiction editorial director, while there are
promotions for Lettice Franklin and Federico Andornino at the Orion
imprint. |
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Adam Kay’s This
is Going to Hurt has bagged the Weekly E-Book Ranking
number one for a second consecutive week, its 17th in total. |
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Stormzy’s Penguin Random House imprint #Merky Books
has signed a two-book deal with "Mostly Lit" podcaster Derek
Owusu. |
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Ealing Council has approved plans to hand seven of its 13
libraries over to community groups in a bid to save £1.1m, sparking
anger from library campaigners. |
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HarperCollins Children's Books has signed a two-book deal
with Irish crime writer Alex Barclay. |
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The Bookseller Group
Bookseller Media Limited | Floor 10 | Westminster Tower | 3 Albert Embankment
| LONDON | SE1 7SP
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Subscriptions: 01371 851879
Book now for the
The Bookseller Children's Conference 2019, 23rd September...
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Dear Karen,
LAST CHANCE TO TAKE ADVANTAGE OF EARLY-BIRD
SAVINGS TODAY! BOOK YOUR TICKETS NOW...
The programme is now live and almost
complete although we have a number of exciting announcements to come.
This year's theme is The Big Tent: Publishing for Everyone in Today's Divided
World. We will be
exploring how to ensure that all children have access to books and
develop a love of reading in a world divided.
Speakers include Liz Cross and Johan Palmberg, who are orchestrating a global campaign for
Pippi Longstocking, and will discuss using innovative marketing and PR
campaigns to make books stand out from the crowd. Kirsten Cozens from Walker Books who managed to get Jessica Love's gorgeous picture
book Julian is a Mermaid
in front of RuPaul, will also speak on the value of good PR campaigns.
Also announced are our fantastic keynotes,
starting and finishing the day – Catherine Bell from Scholastic UK, and our new children’s laureate Cressida Cowell– and for the first time, Kirsten Grant from World Book Day will exclusively announce the 2020 World Book Day £1
titles!
We have so many more exciting speakers
lined up for the conference, see here
for more of our programme.
Everyone
loves a saving, so get booking now!
See you on
23rd September!
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Thank you to our sponsors:
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The Bookseller, 10th Floor, Westminster Tower, 3 Albert Embankment,
London, SE1 7SP. Registered no 07201744.
Subscriptions: +44(0)1371 851879
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