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28 Sep 2014:
The Amazon has hosted premier writers at Campfire retreats but cut pensions for journalists, changing the hierarchy of writers
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25 Aug 2014:
The Ebook price row has the potential to create irreversible changes to the literary world and its business models
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24 Aug 2014:
Amazon's suggestion that the ebook phenomenon is comparable to the paperback revolution has sparked scorn, satire and indigation, writes James Bridle
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13 Jul 2014: Iron Gustav: A Berlin Family Chronicle tells of the devastation the first world war on family life, but it had to survive the influence of Nazi and British censors to get here
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11 Jul 2014: Could goalie Camus cope with an attack formed by Burroughs, Ballard and Bolaño? Guardian readers imagined football squads made from their favourite writers. As the World Cup comes to an end, we take a look at our best fictional elevens. But what team would you put your money on?
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19 Jun 2014:
Which authors would form your literary XI? Penguin have created a literary World Cup and we're joining the fun. Nominate the authors you would pick, and explain which positions you would place them in
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26 May 2014:
Yes, it's called My Independent Bookshop, but what does Penguin Random House's new site do for booksellers, asks Anna Baddeley
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10 May 2014: We round up the best places for reading recommendations on the web. But do you use them? Which ones do you prefer and why? Or do you resort to more traditional methods to find your next read?
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8 May 2014:
My Independent Bookshop is a new social network and online retail site, with some profits going to independent stores
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29 Apr 2014:
In light of the relaunching of Penguin's famous blue-spined non-fiction books, we turned to Twitter to ask for photos of your treasured old copies. Here is our old-school gallery with a selection of your dated but always erudite Pelicans
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25 Apr 2014:
As the non-fiction Penguin imprint relaunches, Paul Laity tells the story of the blue‑spined books that inspired generations of self-improvers – and transformed the publishing world
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8 Apr 2014:
Britain's most famous artist promises 'utter candour' in charting wayward youth in Leeds before being 'saved' by art en route to wealth and notoriety, writes Alison Flood
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7 Apr 2014: Penguin to publish her own account of how the one-time apartheid-supporting Afrikaner had 'her life and everything she once believed in transformed by the greatest man of her time'
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6 Apr 2014:
Ahead of the London Book Fair, the UK head of Penguin Random House insists his industry has coped with the digital revolution better than any other
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6 Apr 2014:
In a digital age, publishers find innovative ways to bring readers books they'll 'fall in love with'
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