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CIA Torture Report to be Published as Book
Melville House will publish 'The Senate Intelligence Committee Report on Torture' as a paperback and an e-book on December 30.
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American Bar Association Launches Trade Imprint
The American Bar Association's publishing division is launching a trade imprint. Ankerwycke has just released its debut title, a legal thriller by blogger David Lat, to be followed by 34 titles in 2015.
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News Briefs: Week of December 8, 2014
In S&S reorg, Perl rises and Hirschhorn leaves and more in this week's publishing news briefs.
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NAL To Publish 'Lost' Ayn Rand Novel
'Ideal,' the first Ayn Rand novel to be released since 1957's 'Atlas Shrugged,' is set to be published by Penguin Random House imprint NAL on July 7, 2015.
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HarperOne Launches New Line, HarperElixir
HarperCollins’ HarperOne division will introduce a new line next fall dedicated to the body, mind, spirit category.
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Rowling Commencement Speech to Be Published
Little, Brown will release 'Very Good Lives,' a book version of J.K. Rowling's 2008 commencement speech at Harvard, on April 14, 2015.
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News Briefs: Week of December 1, 2014
HC to provide books for JetBlue’s Content Hub and more in this week's publishing news briefs.
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Riverhead At 20
Riverhead picked a good year to turn 20. In January, the Penguin Random House imprint released the bestselling On Such A Full Sea, by critical darling Chang-Rae Lee.
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Whitaker Nixes Revisions to Cosby Bio...for Now
The former 'Newsweek' editor and author of 'Cosby: His Life and Times' admitted he was wrong not to dig deeper into accusations that Cosby had repeatedly sexually assaulted women.
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Amazon Releases Cornwell's 'Ripper' Kindle Single
Amazon Publishing has released an essay by bestselling author Patricia Cornwell, which documents her investigation of Jack the Ripper for her 2002 title, 'Portrait of a Killer.'
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HarperCollins to Provide Content for JetBlue
HarperCollins Publishers has signed on as the exclusive book content partner for JetBlue's new inflight wi-fi program, Fly-Fi, which provides content to airline passengers.
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News Briefs: Week of November 24, 2014
Hachette agrees to buy Black Dog & Leventhal and more in this week's publishing news briefs.
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The Zwirner Gallery Launches Imprint
After years of producing books through partnerships, David Zwirner Gallery, one of the top contemporary art galleries in New York City, has launched David Zwirner Books, a standalone publishing unit based in Chelsea.
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Last Gasp: Crowdfunding the Counter Culture
Last Gasp Books, a San Francisco comics and art books publisher, crowdfunded its fall list after finding itself in a precarious financial situation.
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Workman Restructures
Dan Reynolds, who was named CEO of Workman Publishing Company in July, announced a restructuring at the company.
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News Briefs: Week of November 17, 2014
HBG sales fell 18% in third quarter and more in this week's publishing news briefs.
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B&N Adds Print Option to Nook Press
Barnes & Noble has added a print component to the services it provides to self-published authors.
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Staff Restructuring at PRH Canada
Yesterday, the publisher announced that Lynn Henry, who has been with Doubleday Canada since 2010, will take on the newly created role of publishing director of Knopf Canada, now reporting to PRH Canada publisher Anne Collins.
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Pubs, Booksellers, Digesting HC Canada Moves
Canadian publishers and booksellers are still digesting last week’s news that HarperCollins Canada will be getting out of the distribution business.
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News Briefs: Week of November 10, 2014
Open Road dodges $1 million bullet and more in this week's publishing news briefs.