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A new TV book club hosted by Zoë Ball is launching on
ITV in June.
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US author Angie Thomas has been crowned the overall winner
of the Waterstones Children’s Book Prize 2018 for her debut
YA novel, The
Hate U Give (Walker Books).
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Gail Honeyman, Sally Rooney and Preti Taneja are among the
"powerful array of distinctive voices" on this year's Desmond
Elliott Prize longlist.
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Pottermore has confirmed that there has been a "small
number of redundancies" at the Harry Potter website as part of a
shift in strategy for the site.
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Bookshops are finding it harder to justify spots in
prime retail locations, business chiefs have warned, as rising rents
and business rates continue to be a scourge of the high street.
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The London Book Fair (LBF) has announced it
is running a series of seminars on poetry at this year's event and
its first ever “Poet of the Fair” will be Imtiaz Dharker.
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Eleanor Oliphant’s Honeyman period is nowhere near over:
the novel racked up a sixth successive Weekly E-Book Ranking number
one in the seven days to 10th March.
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4th Estate will publish writer Catherine Simpson’s
memoir which explores the impact of her sister’s suicide and the
posthumous discovery of her diaries.
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A strong performance from Scholastic’s International
division, including the UK, helped the company increase sales 3% in the
third quarter.
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Emma Healey’s bestselling 2015 novel Elizabeth is Missing (Viking)
will be adapted by "Swallows and Amazons" screenwriter Andrea
Gibb into a 90-minute film for BBC One.
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Macmillan Children’s Books will this September
publish a collection of stories, based on Rudyard Kipling’s The Jungle Book,
by Katherine Rundell.
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Emily Gravett has signed up to illustrate A F
Harrold’s new novel, The
Afterwards (Bloomsbury Children’s).
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