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|  | LBF final wrap: deals summarised and dates set for next year Organisers have hailed a successful London Book Fair, against a backdrop of a growing print market, and set April date for 2018 Read more... |

BookBrunch is free for London Book Fair week To give everyone the chance to enjoy our news and feature coverage, and our new website, at this busiest week of the UK publishing year, we... Read more... |  |
  | Moomin crowdfunding raises £$60,000 Cash raised in a week for Moomin TV adaptation; $10,000 given by Terry Pratchett's daughter Rhianna Read more... |
 Carnegie and Kate Greenaway shortlists unveiled Mal Peet shortlisted posthumously; Chris Riddell in running for record fourth Medal; first translated book in the hunt, Dieter Braun's Wild... Read more... |  |
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 | September date for next Marian Keyes Michael Joseph today announces 7 September publication date in UK and Ireland for latest Marian Keyes novel, titled The Break Read more... |  |
 Faber snaps up second Tim Baker novel Thriller City Without Stars follows last year's debut Fever City Read more... |  |
 New deals and branding at Choc Lit Five new deals with authors and a rebrand for Death by Choc lit by women's indie ahead of LBF Read more... |  |
 Fairy tale signing for Two Roads Hodder imprint signs collection of modern fairy tales by Jen Campbell, author of Weird Things Customers Say in Bookshops Read more... |  |
 New Internationalist seeks shareholders Book and magazine indie publisher seeks cash through crowd-sourced share offer Read more... |  |
 Hodder Preview at Shoreditch Town Hall Robert Peston, Lucy Worsley, AN Wilson, James May among star authors Read more... |  |
 Lorraine Pascale at St Martin's Hotel Afternoon tea with Champagne to launch new baking book Read more... |  |
 Story of Mandela presidency to Pan Macmillan Book draws on Mandela's own account and on archive material Read more... |  |
 Sweetpea to See-Saw Films TV in offing for new HQ thriller by CJ Skuse Read more... |  |
 Orion hires Feldman as US scout Alanna Feldman now Orion's American scout Read more... |  |
 Samantha Shannon at The Caves Launch for latest Bone Season novel Read more... |  |
 Why I started a diverse children's publisher Mark Lemon could find very few books featuring children like his own. So he did something about it Read more... |  |
 Sceptre reveals autism follow-up cover Fall Down Seven Times, Get Up Eight by Naoki Higashida is follow-up to The Reason I Jump, bestselling account of life with non-verbal autism; translation and introduction by... Read more... |  |
 Titan secures Italian debut The Secret Kingdom compared to The Magus; author Francesco Dimitri heralded as start of a new wave Read more... |  |
 Nosy Crow pairs Sally Nicholls with Brett Helquist Four-book deal for illustrated middle-grade series Read more... |  |
 Indie signs Manhood book Pinter & Martin to publish Manhood: The Bare Reality by artist and author Laura Dodsworth; follow-up to Bare Reality: 100 women, their breasts, their stories Read more... |  |


 BookBrunch is free for London Book Fair week To give everyone the chance to enjoy our news and feature coverage, and our new website, at this busiest week of the UK publishing year, we have removed the paywall on all our... Read more... |  |
 Pan Mac breaks cover with three-book deal for ex-MI5 officer Tom Marcus signed for two fiction and one non-fiction titles Read more... |  |
 Orwell longlist revealed Fourteen titles picked for Orwell Prize for Books 2017 longlist Read more... |  |
 First woman boss for RSL The Royal Society of Literature has elected Marina Warner as its first female president Read more... |  |
 Tour dates finalised for Varoufakis Ex-Greek finance minister Yanis Varoufakis set for three-date tour for memoir, Adults in The Room Read more... |  |
Special 'Fleming' edition from The Book Collector The Book Collector has announced a new Ian Fleming special issue, alongside a new '27th Letter' competition Read more... |  |
McDermid picks four for Harrogate Val McDermid selects four debut novelists to join her New Blood panel at the Theakston Old Peculier Crime Writing Festival Read more... |  |
Moomin crowdfunding raises £$60,000 Cash raised in a week for Moomin TV adaptation; $10,000 given by Terry Pratchett's daughter Rhianna Read more... |  |
Write Stuff winner 2017 picked The LBF 2017 The Write Stuff winner was Rochelle Bugg, who won with her pitch for Help! My Mum’s Got Cancer Read more... |  |
LBF final wrap: deals summarised and dates set for next year Organisers have hailed a successful London Book Fair, against a backdrop of a growing print market, and set April date for 2018 Read more... |  |
Children's market bursts through £600m barrier The UK children's market is in robust growth, according to exclusive Nielsen figures unveiled at London Book Fair; but separate data shows digital eroding reading primacy Read more... |  |
Transgender YouTuber Alex Bertie to Hachette Debbie Foy at Wren & Rook (Hachette Children's Group) has signed the memoir of UK transgender YouTuber Alex Bertie, Trans Mission: My Quest to a Beard. Read more... |  |
Unicorn sighted Usborne has announced the 50th title in the internationally bestselling That's not my... series, with That's not my unicorn..., due out on 6 July Read more... |  |
Carnegie and Kate Greenaway shortlists unveiled Mal Peet shortlisted posthumously; Chris Riddell in running for record fourth Medal; first translated book in the hunt, Dieter Braun's Wild Animals of the North; illustrated... Read more... |  |
Hodder signs debut novel from Grazia's Emily Phillips Kate Howard at Hodder & Stoughton has signed Trying, a debut novel by Emily Phillips, Grazia magazine's features director. Hodder has world rights from literary agent Imogen... Read more... |  |
Wimpy Kid movie tie-in for PRH Book of the film of the book coming in May. Written and illustrated with original cartoons by Jeff Kinney, the book is described as 'an original, behind-the-scenes look at the... Read more... |  |
LBF 2017: A personal view A few observations on London Book Fair 2017 Read more... |  |
BookMachine Works Creative Agency launched BookMachine launches new consultancy BookMachine Works at LBF Read more... |  |
Launch of international publishing journal at LBF The new, monthly International Publishing Journal was launched at London Book Fair's 2017 International Publishing Forum yesterday Read more... |  |
Speaking Volumes breaks ground for writers of colour at LBF Literary production agency Speaking Volumes launched Breaking Ground: Celebrating British Writers of Colour, a publication featuring 200 British writers of colour, at LBF Read more... |  |
Two-book deal for Claire Kendal from HarperFiction New novels from bestselling author of The Book of You Read more... |  |
Baltic states set for LBF 2018 Market Focus Final day of London Book Fair saw Market Focus Baltic Countries 2018 launched Read more... |  |
Guitar guide for Penguin Life Penguin Life has bought The Way of the Guitar by Stewart French, a virtuoso classical guitarist Read more... |  |
Three-book mystery deal for Simon and Schuster Simon and Schuster UK acquires mysteries series; authors are bestselling novelist Juliet Ashton and husband; described as Midsomer Murders meets Agatha Christie Read more... |  |
Grand Tour for Harper HarperCollins has pre-empted on two official companion books to Amazon's Grand Tour, presented by ex-Top Gear trio Clarkson, May and Hammond Read more... |  |
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