Flipped Eye launches new non-fiction imprint

Flipped eye is launching a new flagship non-fiction imprint, phipl, with a collection of essays by International Dublin Literary Award-winning author José Eduardo Agualusa. Continue reading at 'The Bookseller'

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Philip Pullman leads writers condemning 'pernicious' book discounts

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Kings Road launches 'leftfield' non-fiction imprint 535

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Wren & Rook to publish book on 'bold sportswomen'

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Lauren Child on being the new children’s laureate

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Oliver Jeffers turns to non-fiction

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Seven Dials to publish Michelin chef Tommy Banks' first cookbook

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Obituary: Joyce Carol Thomas

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Tonkinson's Pan Mac imprint named Bluebird

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First Pan Mac buy for Tonkinson

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Karl Miller, founding editor of London Review of Books, dies at 83

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