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9 Jan 2012: Illustrator Brian Froud, who worked on the cult children's fantasy film, will oversee character design
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8 Jan 2012: Under The Hawthorn Tree has already sold more than a million copies in China alone
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29 Dec 2011:
Nielsen's bestselling books of 2011 are dominated by paperbacks and elderly novels. See what came top
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28 Dec 2011: Jonathan Heawood: The Leveson inquiry could harm publishing if it fails to distinguish between journalist intrusions and those telling their life stories
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22 Dec 2011: A structure for the books industry which worked for a century doesn't any more, and publishing has yet to find a fresh model
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21 Dec 2011: Kathryn Hughes: I understand Lucia Etxebarria's anger at illegal dowloading. But for most writers books are a labour of love, not money
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21 Dec 2011: Kate Figes talks to publishers about the ones that got away in 2011
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20 Dec 2011: Author says more copies of her book have been downloaded illegally than sold, and claims politicians too scared to act
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18 Dec 2011: Publishers wait to see which offbeat title heads the yuletide bestsellers lists
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18 Dec 2011: Far from killing off the book, the digital age is proving a boon to innovative publishers and authors, many of whom are using new technology to breathe life back into old ideas, writes William Skidelsky
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