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TikTok owner ByteDance to sell print books from 2025 under publishing imprint

ByteDance, the company behind the video sharing platform TikTok, has announced it will start selling physical books in bookshops from early next year, published under its print publishing imprint 8th Note Press.

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HarperCollins and AI: a brain-training deal to watch closely

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After the shock: Kingsolver and Everett win at hope-filled 75th National Book Awards

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Royalties survey sparks calls for change as Society of Authors reveals 'increased reliance on hardship grants'

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Richard Flanagan becomes the first author to win both the Baillie Gifford Prize and the Booker

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Rebecca Yarros Interview

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Founder and director of Hexham Book Festival Susie Troup to 'step back'

Bloomsbury enters into distribution agreement with Spotify

Authors including Julia Donaldson and Philip Pullman to auction off handwritten notes for charity

Microsoft launches its own publishing imprint 8080 Books

Lucas Maxwell and Tommy Finlayson win the Times/Chicken House annual writing competition

Goncourt literary prize winner Kamel Daoud sued for 'violating medical confidentiality' in winning novel

Sales of Captain Sir Tom Moore's books 'did not go towards the fundraiser's charity', investigation finds

James Berry Poetry Prize 2024 winners announced

Historian Alice Loxton's Eighteen crowned Blackwell’s Book of the Year 2024

Vintage re-prints 250k copies of Samantha Harvey's Booker Prize-winning Orbital

Reshuffle at Hachette for Russell Evans and James Linney

Sally Rooney's Intermezzo named Foyles Book of the Year

Durnell Marketing acquires sales agency Avicenna Partnership

Conor Niland's Racket is first tennis book to win William Hill Sports Book Award in 25 year-history

Colm Tóibín’s ‘masterpiece’ named Waterstones Irish Book of the Year 2024

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Jobs in Books

Senior Designer, Cornerstone (12-month FTC)

Cornerstone are looking for a talented Senior Designer to work across all of our imprints. This is a 12-month fixed term contract to cover a period of parental leave, and we are looking for someone to start by early March 2025.

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Duckworth secures rights to A Splintering by Dur e Aziz Amna

Hachette Children's acquires Dr James Greenwood's debut children’s book

Pan Macmillan to publish 'inspirational' memoir from Parkrun founder Paul Sinton-Hewitt

Bloomsbury triumphs in four-way auction for Natasha Siegel's gothic fantasy

HarperNonFiction snaps up book from anthropologist and 'long-termism' expert Ella Saltmarshe

Hay Festival Global appoints Jay Hunt as chair of trustees

Cambridge University Press signs new climate title from Mike Berners-Lee

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Today's News Stories

Founder and director of Hexham Book Festival Susie Troup to 'step back'

Bloomsbury enters into distribution agreement with Spotify

TikTok owner ByteDance to sell print books from 2025 under publishing imprint

Authors including Julia Donaldson and Philip Pullman to auction off handwritten notes for charity

Microsoft launches its own publishing imprint 8080 Books

Lucas Maxwell and Tommy Finlayson win the Times/Chicken House annual writing competition

Goncourt literary prize winner Kamel Daoud sued for 'violating medical confidentiality' in winning novel

Sales of Captain Sir Tom Moore's books 'did not go towards the fundraiser's charity', investigation finds

James Berry Poetry Prize 2024 winners announced

Historian Alice Loxton's Eighteen crowned Blackwell’s Book of the Year 2024

Royalties survey sparks calls for change as Society of Authors reveals 'increased reliance on hardship grants'

Reshuffle at Hachette for Russell Evans and James Linney

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Latest Issue

22nd November 2024

In this week's issue:
University Presses: Interview with Oxford Languages president Casper Grathwohl leads our 2024 focus
Author Profile: Garrett Carr talks his adult fiction début, The Boy from the Sea
New Titles: Paperback Previews: February 2025
Bestsellers: Orbital shoots straight to the top of the charts after Booker win

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Opinion from The Bookseller and other columnists

Listen UP

by Anthony Cond

The university press sector is a courageous and trailblazing part of the books ecosystem—and the breeding ground of many a trade publishing success.

Mind, Body, Spirit books deserve more respect

by Tania Ahsan

Why is publishing still so sniffy about the Mind, Body, Spirit category when it drives so many sales?

HarperCollins and AI: a brain-training deal to watch closely

by Philip Jones

This week, HarperCollins became the first of the big trade publishers to agree to a licensing arrangement with a company developing artificial intelligence. It won’t be the last.

Free but not easy

by John Bond

Freelancers are more vital than ever to the book trade, and we need to lift up the best.

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Opinion from The Bookseller and other columnists

Listen UP

by Anthony Cond

The university press sector is a courageous and trailblazing part of the books ecosystem—and the breeding ground of many a trade publishing success.

Mind, Body, Spirit books deserve more respect

by Tania Ahsan

HarperCollins and AI: a brain-training deal to watch closely

by Philip Jones

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Weekly print bestsellers based on data supplied by Nielsen BookScan. Other digital charts from Bookstat and Audible.

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Into orbit: Samantha Harvey’s Orbital becomes first Booker champ to hit number one in week of its win

The announcement of Orbital (Vintage) by Samantha Harvey as the Booker Prize winner for 2024 has rocketed it to the top of the charts, breaking Jeff Kinney’s Wimpy Kid’s three-week run in first place.

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