…you’ll never have to read a bad book again. The School of Life in London runs a bibliotherapy session where you meet with one of their trained consultants to explore…

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…forecast of the changes we can expect around the world during the twenty-first century. He explains where and why future wars will erupt (and how they will be fought), which…

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…ensure their store prices match their online prices, which often change. I’ve also discovered that the store stocks a small number of 5,000 titles, all of which are best sellers…

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Saturday 4th June, 1.00pm-3.00pm WATERSTONE’S, WESTON-SUPER-MARE Come and meet Carol Anne Davis, author of the bestselling Who Kill series, who will be signing copies of her books including her latest…

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…the usual gloss or matt lamination, the publisher has gone for a rubbery Super Matt finish which is so tactile and sumptuous that it makes reading the paperback a real…

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It seems that Marvel are continuing their love for all things girl power, and have announced that they may be expanding Spider-Man’s filmic universe. A new film would feature a…

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…ball-gazing while others base serious financial and economic decisions on his predictions. Granted there are some very outlandish sounding ideas, but then if you were living in London in 1900…

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The Guardian has published Nielsen’s list of 100 top-selling titles of all time – or at least from when Nielsen started compiling data in 1998. See the article here… Glancing…

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Now in paperback, The Next 100 Years, by George Friedman has hit n16 on the New York Times Bestsellers List. The controversial book, which looks how the world will develop…

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…received an e-mail advertising discounted tickets for Shakespeare’s Complete Works (abridged), I thought: Perfect! I will be exploring London’s theatre scene, and also nurturing my love for all things Shakespeare….

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…for your Pessimism’ or ‘Bronte to re-boot your Broken Heart’, founders Ella Berthoud and Susan Elderkin will answer your ailments in their online ‘surgery’. Kathryn, Publishing Assistant   Recommend This:…

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Wednesday 16th June, 4.30 p.m. Rachel Caine will be at the Idea Store (321 Whitechapel Road, London E1 1BU) to talk about her writing, meet fans and sign copies of…

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…that were previously limited to specials limited editions, are now becoming standard practice. With an ebook you can’t enjoy the rubbery feel of a super-matt cover (my current book fetish)…

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The first book in the Hatton and Roumande mystery series. A stunning debut rich in period detail and sinister intrigue that introduces a memorable duo – one of London’s first…

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…Priorelli, Publicity & Online Marketing Manager (And before any smart-alec comments that we promote gambling through our book Molly’s Millions…it’s fiction, plus the heroine didn’t buy her lottery ticket and…

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…at paying £5 to check-in online? Bottomline is that no other airline gives you the option (and it is an option) to fly to Europe for £10 or less. I’ve…

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…in Autonomous Robots, Ronald C Arkin (CRC Press) What Kind of Bean is This Chihuahua?, by Tara Jansen-Meyer (Mirror) Afterthoughts of a Worm Hunter, by David Crompton (Glenstrae Press) The…

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…the image of the old man which must have been specially commissioned. It all works beautifully. So much so, that I bought it on a whim, akin to the whim…

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…stand. Have already started reading it and am hooked. So, thank you Harlequin. Another year, another London Book Fair. See you at the next one! Chiara Priorelli, Publicity & Online…

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