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Sofa switchover

By Katherine Rushton

Richard and Judy will only take a quarter of their audience to digital TV. But their book club brand has a life of its own.... Read more

A question of format

By Philip Jones

Editor at The Bookseller

Publishers appear to be backing Sony with their latest e-book announcements: are they backing the right horse? Read more

Farewell R&J Book Club bonanza?

By Admin Istrator

Other at Bookseller

Can the "Richard & Judy" brand grow at its new home on UKTV? Read more

A French revolution

By ALAN GILES

CEO/MD/Owner at Fat Face

What impact would Fnac have on the British bookselling scene? Read more

Political suicide

By Anthony Horowitz

Why do publishers insist on paying large advances for political memoirs when most of them are doomed to fail? Read more

Where is the digital world taking us?

By Gayle Feldman

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J K Rowling isn't the only content-owner heading to the courts in the US, as the print and digital worlds collide. Read more

Style and substance(s)

By Joel Rickett

The legendary Canongate LBF party serves a deeper purpose Read more

Blogging LBF - Day Three

By Anna Richardson

The final day at LBF is more low key, but Cherie Blair makes a welcome appearance. Read more

Tears on my stale croissant

By Daisy Frost

Why did the guests at Koukla's party look like exchange students? And what happens when you collide with Andrew Franklin's bicycle? Read more

Blogging LBF - Day Two

By Neill Denny

Other at

Has Government finally woken up to the importance of publishing? The second day at LBF seems to indicate so. Read more

Lazarus opens his Blue Door

By Daisy Frost

Attending the London Book Fair is much like meeting an ex-boyfriend. Read more

Blogging LBF - Day One

By Philip Jones

Editor at The Bookseller

The big hitters were out in force, the aisles were bustling and digitisation was once more on the agenda. Read more

Time to turn out the gaslight

By Michael Heyward

Editor at The Text Publishing Company

The antiquated practice of British publishers owning Commonwealth rights is nothing short of a scam. Agents must split the rights. Read more

Defend the cover

By Damian Horner

Other at Damian Horner

Publishers should not sacrifice one of their last remaining weapons in the battle to win book buyers' attention. Read more

Snogs, lies and videotape

By Daisy Frost

Does Lady Gush change outfits to match the books she Read more

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By Philip Jones

By Admin Istrator

By ALAN GILES

By Anthony Horowitz

By Gayle Feldman

By Joel Rickett

By Anna Richardson

By Daisy Frost

By Neill Denny

By Daisy Frost

By Philip Jones

By Michael Heyward

By Damian Horner

By Daisy Frost

The Bookseller's Publishing Calendar 2021

Authors and illustrators lend a hand during lockdown

Industry heads predict resurgence in 2021 and urge support for bookshops

Cover design round-up: January 2021

Read: Debut fiction did well in pandemic-hit 2020

Heather Einhorn: 'Just think! More than two female scientists. Crazy!'

Books in the Media's Book of the Week

Wheatle 'honoured' by Steve McQueen film

Pinch of Nom Quick & Easy

by Kay Featherstone & Kate Allinson

The Boy, The Mole, The Fox and The Horse

by Charlie Mackesy

The Thursday Murder Club

by Richard Osman

The Fast 800 Easy

by Dr Claire Bailey & Justine Pattison

Invisible Girl

by Lisa Jewell

Camino Winds

by John Grisham

Pinch of Nom Everyday Light

by Kay Featherstone & Kate Allinson

Where the Crawdads Sing

by Delia Owens

Pinch of Nom

by Kay Featherstone & Kate Allinson

Such a Fun Age

by Kiley Reid