Harry Potter and the end of a pop-culture phenomenon
Who knows about Basil Clarke, PR pioneer and war correspondent?
Author opens one-book shop to sell his own work
Letter: Orange prize trouble
Matthew Freud and Michael Foster take over Peters Fraser & Dunlop
Leading talent and literary agency that has struggled since takeover by Andrew Neil is to become The Rights House
The name of one of Britain's oldest talent and literary agencies, Peters Fraser & Dunlop, is to disappear following a takeover by Matthew Freud and agent Michael Foster.
Home to distinguished...
Puffin marks 70 years by celebrating best ever books
Everyone from Huck Finn to Angelina Ballerina turns out for publisher's anniversary roll of honour
In pictures: Puffins a-plenty
Huckleberry Finn rubs shoulders with Artemis Fowl, Charlie and Lola with Fungus the Bogeyman, and Dick King Smith's Sheep-Pig with Gerald Durrell's Family and Other Animals. A reading...
When a plus is really a minus
JobCentre Plus . . . British Council Plus . . . even Proms Plus. Why does everybody suddenly want to have the same word in their name?
Recently, I attended the opening of the freshly refurbished Harlesden Library. Emerging from its swaddle of scaffolding, this Edwardian building in north-west...
Why does Andy McNab still hide his face?
Nearly two decades have passed since the former SAS soldier launched his writing career, but his identity is still protected
The years have been kind to Andy McNab. Though nearly two decades have passed since the former SAS soldier launched his publishing career with the bestseller Bravo Two Zero,...
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