Granta has scooped a "landmark" book on hypochondria from Caroline Crampton.

HarperCollins Children's Books has signed a new four-book deal with picture book creator Emma Chichester Clark.

Hay House UK is expanding its editorial department and has appointed Helen Rochester as editorial director.

Bloomsbury has reported record sales of £100.7m in its interim half-year results with profit growth up by 220%, something c.e.o. Nigel Newton has attributed partly to continued lockdown reading habits and the “phenomenal” impact of TikTok. 

Michael Rosen and Polly Dunbar are teaming up for the first time to create a "charming" illustrated collection of poems for toddlers with Walker Books.

With sustainability and green practices now top of the agenda for many companies, here at the Children’s Book Project (CBP) we are asking you as publishers to take a

Nadine Dorries, the new Secretary of State for Digital, Culture, Media & Sport, is among the headline speakers at the Independent Publishers Guild's first ever hybrid Autumn Conference next week.

Author Matt Haig, chief medical officer professor Chris Whitty and librarian Amy McKay have been awarded CILIP honorary fellowships for 2021. 

Creative Access is launching a career development bursary with McLaren Racing following research showing 70% of people interested in a publishing job have not applied because of financial obstacles. 

Kazuo Ishiguro, Marcus Rashford and Paul McCartney are among the authors whose titles are shortlisted for Waterstones Book of the Year 2021.

In preparing to lead Farrar, Straus and Giroux, Mitzi Angel says she wants to 'promote new voices while continuing with the riches we have.' The post Mitzi Angel, FSG’s Third President, and First Woman Chief appeared first on Publishing Perspectives.

In preparing to lead Farrar, Straus and Giroux, Mitzi Angel says she wants to 'promote new voices while continuing with the riches we have.' The post Mitzi Angel, FSG’s Third President, and First Woman Chief appeared first on Publishing Perspectives.

British Academy jurors name Sujit Sivasundaram as this year's winner for his portrayal of 'Indigenous peoples in the Indian and Pacific oceans' in his nonfiction book 'Waves Across the South.' The post Sujit Sivasundaram Wins the £25,000 British Academy Book Prize appeared first on Publishing Perspectives.

British Academy jurors name Sujit Sivasundaram as this year's winner for his portrayal of 'Indigenous peoples in the Indian and Pacific oceans' in his nonfiction book 'Waves Across the South.' The post Sujit Sivasundaram Wins the £25,000 British Academy Book Prize appeared first on Publishing Perspectives.

Titles such as Tom Kerridge’s latest cookbook prove popular for Bloomsbury during Covid pandemicCoronavirus – latest updatesSee all our coronavirus coverageBloomsbury, the Harry Potter publisher, has unveiled record sales and profits on the back of the popularity of titles including Tom Kerridge’s latest cookbook during the coronavirus pandemic despite supply chain problems.The company said the…