Michael Joseph to publish Jojo Moyes sequel

Michael Joseph will publish a new book by Jojo Moyes this autumn, a sequel to her novel Me Before You. After You, which will be published in ebook and hardback on 24th September, will pick up the story of Lou and her family, and the Traynors. UK and Commonwealth rights were signed from Sheila Crowley at Curtis Brown. Continue reading at 'The Bookseller'

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Crisis in literary fiction a 'wake-up call'

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Frankfurt frenzy led by PFD and RCW

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Icelandic witch trials thriller to MJ

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Heat's Isabelle Broom signs two more with MJ

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Curtis Brown leads the way in dealmaking as new lists thrive

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Gillian McAllister signs two-book deal with Michael Joseph

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MJ appoints Joel Richardson as crime and thriller publisher

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