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LONDON, 19 MARCH — The London Book Fair has launched an online diary for all attendees and exhibitors, My LBF. My LBF includes an extensive scheduling tool,

The London Book Fair, in association with Once Upon a Bookcase, is proud to announce the re-launch of the Children’s Innovation Theatre. The events programme situated

A group of researchers from the University of Bristol have discovered that over the course of the 20th century American novelists began including more

Amazon Publishing is to begin paying authors royalties within 60 days of the end of each month, rather than every 90 days as was previously the case. The

Random House Children's Publishers (RHCP) has announced that it is to begin publishing new fiction within its Jonathan Cape Children's Books imprint, with the

As the popularity of online book retailers continues to rise, many people are predicting a bleak future for bricks-and-mortar bookstores, although recent

The organisers of the York Literature Festival, which starts today (March 19th) and runs until Sunday, have hailed this year's event as the most successful yet,

The director general of the Malaysian National Library, Datuk Raslin Abu Bakar, is urging people across the south-east Asian country to make better use of the

With Dan Brown's latest book 'Inferno' set to be released on May 14th, publisher Doubleday has announced that for the duration of this week (March 17th to 24th)

A number of first edition books which were smuggled out of Austria in 1938 have been brought back to the country and placed in the national library in

The Folio Society is to sponsor a brand new annual literary award which aims to recognise English language fiction from around the world. Five judges will be

Digital Minds is in its fifth year and it has continually reinvented itself to address a fast developing market and an increasingly sophisticated audience