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  • James Collins: Beginner's Greek

    By Benedicte Page

    Deputy Editor And News Editor at The Bookseller

    This romantic comedy, due out for Valentine's Day, leaves our previewer cold. Read more

  • iTunes for books?

    By Scott Pack

    at Eye & Lightning Books

    Will the publishing business go the same way as music and DVDs, with customers succumbing to the convenience of downloads? Read more

  • Ministers misbriefed

    By TIM COATES

    Libraries need more books, but they are unlikely to get them while ministers continue to quote wrong information. Read more

  • Michel on a mission at PFD

    By Alison Flood

    Agenting has long left behind its amateur reputation, Michel's move is a sign that it has entered the big league. Read more

  • Publish and be pulped

    By Padraig Reidy

    Another UK publisher has fallen foul of the UK libel system that allows the rich and powerful to stifle investigation. Read more

  • A decent bookshop in Wood Green?

    By Philip Jones

    Editor at The Bookseller

    The former managers of Waterstone's Wood Green plan to open an independent bookshop in the same area. Read more

  • Publishers are being out-Googled

    By Eoin PURCELL

    Associate Publisher at

    Google, LibraryThing and Amazon have had greater success at building online tools for books than publishers: do techies understand books better than book people?... Read more

  • Booker's golden egg

    By Howard Davies

    "There seems to be an assumption that if you have taken a long time to decide, you must have had a row."... Read more

  • Breaking the chain

    By Matthew Clarke

    If the statistics are to be believed, chain bookshops are losing out to supermarkets and switched-on independents. Read more

  • Who

    By Ben Johncock

    With 10% of Britons aspiring to write, unpublished writers need publishers and agents more than ever. Read more

  • Publishing needs to shout louder

    By Neill Denny

    Other at

    Publishing is probably Britain's most successful creative industry, but you wouldn't know it from some coverage of the Booker. Read more

  • A Booker reader's shortlist

    By Lynne Hatwell

    On the eve of the announcement of the Man Booker Prize shortlist, literary blogger Dovegrereader gives her verdict. Read more

  • Geraldine Brooks: People of the Book

    By Benedicte Page

    Deputy Editor And News Editor at The Bookseller

    A novel due out in January will explore the true story of the Sarajevo Haggadah, a 15th-century manuscript with an eventful history. Read more

  • Connecting readers

    By G Rose And S Gowda

    Bookshop owner/manager/bookseller at

    Country Bookshop is aiming to take its book community online with the launch of a social networking site Booksconnect. Read more

  • Building from scratch in Beijing

    By Katherine Rushton

    The bidding war for Victoria Beckham's tome was a turning point for China's book fair - and small publishers should join the fun.... Read more

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