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 |  | | Daily News | | 13th July 2017 |
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|  | BA, PA make their case at House of Commons reception Godfray raises rates issue Read more... |
Three-book crime deal for Constable Neil Broadfoot signed up after encounter with editor at Bloody Scotland Read more... |  |
 | David Tennant to read Cressida Cowell's The Wizards of Once Tennant and Cowell continue creative partnership which began with the How to Train Your Dragon series Read more... |
Debut for Tiny Tree Binx the Jinx by author/illustrator Michelle Hird set for August release Read more... |  |
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| Apollo acquires reworking of The Tempest Head of Zeus imprint buys debut novel The Insomnia Museum by Welsh writer Laurie Canciani Read more... |  |
US deal for Severn House crime author Harlequin buys paperback rights to Pauline Rowson's Fatal Catch Read more... |  |
Girl power at Powerhouse Books Brooklyn-based publisher produces book by grandmother and granddaughter documenting how girls are 'banding togther to transform the world' Read more... |  |
Award for Scottish writers over 40 now open Inaugural Next Chapter prize in 2014 was awarded to Gail Honeyman, author of Eleanor Oliphant is Completely Fine Read more... |  |
Next Sarah Gristwood from Endeavour The Queen's Mary set for September print release as digital publisher expands into paper and ink Read more... |  |
The BookBrunch Interview: Matt Fairhall, publisher at Lush It might sound unconventional, but beauty and books make business sense. That’s the thinking from Matt Fairhall, as he tells Julie Vuong how the retailer’s ambitions as a... Read more... |  |
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