Sandon and Cable depart PRH, Butterfield and Telfer step up
Cornerstone m.d. Susan Sandon and Vintage m.d. Richard Cable are to step down from their positions and leave Penguin Random House at the end of this year. Read more
Osman is fastest out of the gate in books' bumper week
Richard Osman's first fiction title has risen to the top of last week's jam-packed publication schedule to become by far the fastest selling debut crime novel since BookScan records began... Read more
Amazon corporation tax nudges up 3% as profits soar
Amazon UK Services paid £14.5m in corporation tax last year, up around 3% from £14m the year before, as profits rocketed. Read more
Maggie O'Farrell has won the Women's Prize for Fiction with her “exceptional” novel Hamnet (Tinder Press), inspired by the life and death of Shakespeare’s only son.... Read more
Liz Hyder has won this year's Branford Boase Award for her "outstanding" children's debut novel, Bearmouth, sharing the prize with her editor Sarah Odedina, who is editor-at-large at... Read more
Faber is to release two special editions of Kazuo Ishiguro's lastest novel, Klara and the Sun, which will be published next spring, tailored for Waterstones and for independent bookshops.... Read more
http://ttps://www.springernature.com/gp/librarians/landing/discoverability-visibility-accessArticles from all Springer Nature-owned journals will now be syndicated to academic-networking site ResearchGate, following "positive" feedback from the pilot phases, the publisher has announced.... Read more
Harvill Secker has triumphed in a five-way auction for agent Rachel Yoder’s debut Nightbitch, billed as a “transgressive” novel on modern motherhood.... Read more
Autumn brings cheerful news of good footfall in bookshops, but we do not hear the same bells ringing for public libraries. Last week Libraries Connected, the government-funded... Read more
Costa Children’s Book of the Year winner Jasbinder Bilan follows up her spectacular début with a novel about identity, tinged with the magical.... Read more
The 25th Bodley’s Librarian, Richard Ovenden, makes the case for libraries as vital arbiters of history and guardians of rights in his stirring first book... Read more