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A further 3,000 jobs are set to be axed at Pearson by 2020 as
part of the company’s bid to save £300m, its chief executive John Fallon
revealed today.
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Margaret Atwood’s The
Handmaid’s Tale has returned to the Weekly E-Ranking number one
spot, for a sixth non-consecutive week.
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A story about the relationship between nature and the British
soldiers of the Great War has won the £5,000 Wainwright Golden Beer
Book Prize.
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J K Rowling has topped a list of the world’s 11 highest paid
authors for the first time in almost a decade.
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Pan Macmillan has launched an exclusive global book club
for Ken Follett fans with digital reading platform The Pigeonhole.
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Trade union Unison is challenging Derby City Council's
decision to stop running 10 libraries.
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Tina Brown, former editor-in-chief of Condé Nast
magazine Vanity
Fair, is publishing her diaries from eight years in
the job with Weidenfeld & Nicolson.
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Tickets to actor Tom Hanks' only event in the UK to
promote his new collection of short stories, Uncommon Type (William
Heinemann), have sold out in under two hours.
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Wildfire has acquired a debut crime novel, Now You See by
journalist Max Manning, about the dark side of social media.
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A man has been sentenced following an "entirely
unprovoked" hate crime victimising The Cricklewood Islamic Bookshop in
North West London.
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Silvertail has signed Ravenhill,
a "stunning" debut novel from a "brilliant new voice in
crime fiction", John Steele.
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