Hachette and PRH donate to Syrian refugees

Hachette and Penguin Random House have become the first of the big publishers to donate to Patrick Ness’ fundraising effort for Syrian refugees. Penguin Random House is giving £15,000, while Hachette has donated £10,000, with another £10,000 pledged when the public total for the fundraiser reaches £1m. Author Paula Hawkins also today pledged £10,000, and the Bellacqua Charitable Trust, administered by author Philip Pullman, has also donated £5,000. Continue reading at 'The Bookseller'

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