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Nesbo joins Hogarth’s Shakespeare project  Archive

Wednesday, 15 January 2014
In the UK, Norwegian crime author Jo Nesbo is the latest author to join Random House’s Shakespeare publishing project, reports the Bookseller. As part of the ‘Hogarth Shakespeare’ project, Nesbo...

Story Prize 2013 finalists announced  Archive

Tuesday, 14 January 2014
In the US, the finalists have been announced for the 2013 Story Prize, presented for books of short fiction. The three shortlisted books are: Archangel by Andrea Barrett (W W...

Morrissey wins 2013 TS Eliot Prize for Poetry  Archive

Tuesday, 14 January 2014
Northern Irish author Sinéad Morrissey has won the 2013 TS Eliot Prize for Poetry for Parallax (Carcanet), reports the Guardian. Judges Ian Duhig, Imtiaz Dharker and Vicki Feaver chose Parallax from 113...

Huseby appointed Barnes & Noble CEO  Archive

Thursday, 9 January 2014
In the US, Barnes & Noble president Michael Huseby has been appointed as the company’s CEO, filling the role left vacant by the departure of William Lynch in 2013, reports...

S&S US to publish Peanuts  Archive

Thursday, 9 January 2014
In the US, Simon & Schuster Children’s Publishing has signed a deal with Peanuts Worldwide to publish 12-15 titles in 2015 featuring cartoon characters Snoopy and friends, reports Publishers Weekly. Titles will include content from...

London Book Fair to move to Olympia venue in 2015  Archive

Friday, 13 December 2013
Reed Exhibitions has announced that the London Book Fair will be held in West London’s Olympia centre from 2015, with the current Earls Court venue earmarked for redevelopment. The Bookseller reported that there was concern...

Carole Blake wins 2013 Pandora Award  Archive

Thursday, 12 December 2013
Women in Publishing UK has awarded the 2013 Pandora Award to literary agent and co-founder of London literary agency Blake Friedmann, Carole Blake. The Pandora Award recognises women for their significant...

Regan to head new Phaidon division  Archive

Thursday, 12 December 2013
In the US, former HarperCollins publisher Judith Regan has been appointed as CEO of a new division of Phaidon Global called Regan Arts, reports Publishers Weekly. Regan Arts will include...

Penguin UK to relaunch Pelican imprint  Archive

Monday, 9 December 2013
In the UK, Penguin is set to relaunch its nonfiction imprint Pelican, reports the Bookseller. Pelican will return in May 2014 with the publication of five ‘concise introductory books’ aimed...