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Edwards Brothers Opens Digital Print Center in California
Edwards Brothers has opened a new digital print center in Oxnard, Calif., making it the tenth digital print center owned or operated by the Michigan printer.
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Odedina Unveils Hot Key Books as Her New Publishing Company
Hot Key Books has today been unveiled as the name for Sarah Odedina’s new children’s publishing company, which will be part of the Bonnier group.
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Larson's 'Beasts' Passes 500k Sold Mark
Erik Larson's May release, In the Garden of Beasts, has hit a sales milestone. The Crown title has sold just over 500,000 copies.
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LB Reveals 'Untitled' Book Is About Madoff
In July, word spread through the industry about a book Little, Brown was selling to accounts without a title. The book, known known as Untitled by Anonymous and scheduled for a fall release, was presumed to be a book about Bernie Madoff.
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Worthy Publishing Acquires Freeman-Smith
Worthy Publishing has acquired Freeman-Smith, a specialty publisher of gift books, devotionals, custom publishing projects, and other titles.
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'PW' Accepting E-galleys for Sci-Fi/Romance
Beginning September 15, Publishers Weekly's romance and science fiction/fantasy/horror reviews sections will accept digital galleys for review consideration. This includes galleys for digital-first publications in those genres.
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Prometheus Books Launches Seventh Street Books
Prometheus Books has announced the launch of Seventh Street Books, a new mystery and thriller imprint, with titles expected in fall/winter 2012–2013.
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Everything Series to Appear on NetPlaces.com
The About Group has announced the launch of the bestselling Everything Series from Adams Media on NetPlaces.com, publishing content from the series on topics ranging from diet and fitness to career advice.
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Anthony Bourdain Gets His Own Book Line at Ecco
The chef-turned author-turned TV personality will be acquiring roughly three to five books annually for Ecco, and each will be called An Anthony Bourdain Book.
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Atria Books Marks Ten Years
Simon & Schuster’s Atria Books imprint will mark its 10th anniversary in April 2012 and plans to celebrate the milestone with a redesigned Web site, the launch of Emily Bestler Books, and a variety of author and bookselling events.
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News Briefs: Week of September 12, 2011
Scholastic, Ruckus Form New Imprint and more.
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RH Launches New Current Affairs Website
Random House has launched The Conversation (www.conversationonline.com) with Random House executive editor Jon Meacham, a new website about the exchange of ideas relating to current affairs through a discussion of a variety of nonfiction and fiction books.
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Knopf Bumps Up Barnes's Man Booker Nominee
On the heels of the news that Julian Barnes's novel The Sense of an Ending has been shortlisted for the British literary honor, the Man Booker prize, U.S. publisher Knopf has bumped up the release date to next month.
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ebrary Inks Australian E-book Deals
E-book and digital platform provider ebrary announced this week that it has partnered with James Bennett, a leading library acquisitions services supplier, to facilitate e-book access at libraries throughout Australia.
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Akashic Launches Drug-Based Anthologies
Akashic Books, publisher of the successful city-based Noir Series, is branching out from locale-centric stories with a new sister series focused on drugs, called the Akashic Drug Chronicles Series.
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Steve Jobs Book Moved Up to November
Agate Publishing has moved its forthcoming collection of quotes by Steve Jobs, I, Steve: Steve Jobs in His Own Words from Spring 2012 to mid-November 2011. The book will be published under Agate's B2 Books business imprint.
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News Briefs: Week of September 5, 2011
BAM Gets Leases; Finley Named President, and more.
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Hard Case Crime Relaunches with Titan
After parting ways with Dorchester Publishing last August and finding a new home at Titan Books in the fall, Hard Case Crime is back this season with four new titles.
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'Unbroken' Tops One Million Sold in Hardcover
Laura Hillenbrand’s Unbroken has passed the one-million-copy milestone in hardcover copies sold.



