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A New Literary Agency’s Old Hands: ‘It’s Just Intoxicating’ in London

In Feature Articles by Porter AndersonDecember 19, 2018Leave a Comment

With decades of experience in the offices and cubicles of the business, three publishing veterans are now repping authors as literary agents who hold meetings at 6 a.m.

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Hodder & Stoughton Marks 150 Years in Book Publishing

In Feature Articles by Roger TagholmOctober 24, 20181 Comment

At 150 and now owned by Hachette, the UK’s Hodder & Stoughton has a huge list of hits to its name and was ahead of the Penguin paperback revolution with pocket-size hardcovers in the 1920s.

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London Book Fair’s Quantum Conference: Rethinking Business, Rehearing Audio

In Feature Articles by Roger TagholmApril 10, 2018

Much as the afternoon focused on publishing’s return to audiobooks as a growth center in the business, London Book Fair’s Quantum conference audience was encouraged to review its assumptions.

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Industry Insiders: What’s Ahead for the UK’s Leading Bookseller Waterstones?

In News by Roger TagholmJanuary 12, 2018

Among unknowns facing the UK book industry this year, the idea of a Waterstones sale is among the most vexing. There’s one point of agreement: Industry players would like managing director James Daunt to stay in place.

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‘Author-Friendly Policies’: Toasting Hachette’s Tim Hely Hutchinson

In News by Roger TagholmNovember 17, 2017

In part for seeing publishers, authors as ‘partners in the publishing process,’ Tim Hely Hutchinson is praised as he retires from the helm of Hachette UK.

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Katie Espiner to Frankfurt’s Markets: Brexit Is Publishing’s Opportunity

In Feature Articles by Porter AndersonAugust 16, 2017

‘What we are producing is to be relied upon in this world of fake news.’ This, says Orion’s Katie Espiner, is global book publishing’s message today.

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Serial Dilemma: Does ‘Belgravia’ Spell ‘Success’ in Book Apps?

In Feature Articles by Mark PiesingOctober 3, 2016

As innovative as publishers may want to be, how do we evaluate market response to ‘Julian Fellowes’s Belgravia’ with so few apps as apt comparisons?

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How Apt Are Apps Now? Downloading the Views of Three Specialists

In Feature Articles by Mark PiesingFebruary 18, 2016

How apt are apps now? Even as an icon of the industry takes a new direction, others want to stay the course—and still others say they’re done with apps.

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