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G T Karber’s murder puzzle book claims a third UK number one, while surgeon and influencer Dr Karan Rajan heads eight health and wellbeing new entries in the Top 50
Howard Loxton, Clive Davis, Dr Kate Dorney and Kevin Wilson will be judging this year’s Theatre Book Prize, which aims to encourage the writing and publication of books on British-related theatre history and practice.
Library services in Swindon, Denbighshire and Derbyshire are the latest to see budget cuts.
In a year which saw volume sales through the TCM contract by 5%, the market remarkably posted a record value, as average selling prices rocketed to an all-time high of £9.23.
German book trade magazine Buchreport has closed down after parent company Harenberg Kommunikation filed for bankruptcy and put the magazine up for sale.
An Exeter bookshop has teamed up with local poets to spread hope around the city.
W H Smith High Street shops in York, Preston and some other locations have undergone a rebrand, as the retailer is trialling the logo "WHS" by removing its founder’s surname "Smith" from the label.
Library campaigners have lost patience with the government, the British Library and Arts Council England (ACE) over delays to a nationwide website for libraries.
A two-hour walkout was staged at the Barnes & Noble Manhattan Union Square store by unionised employees on 22nd December 2022.
Penguin Random House's Dan Novack says plaintiffs are 'extremely gratified' by a US district court's injunction on Iowa's 'SF 496' law. The post US Court Blocks Book-Banning Elements of Iowa Law appeared first on Publishing Perspectives.