Word Of Mouth Or Word Of Pen...Has The Internet Killed The Book Review?
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Twenty years ago the power of the book review was the difference between a best-seller and a place in the obscurity bin with a sale sticker slapped across the front

The Most Potent Weapon Wielded By The Empires Of Murdoch And China
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A riveting account of two of the world's most powerful forces has been ignored - blame anticipatory compliance

The Wolf In The Fable
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The line between memoir and novel has always been blurred

The London Book Fair 2008...Talkin' Bout An Evolution
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If there was a buzz sweeping through the London Book Fair (LBF) it was the quiet gentle hum of indifference, says Darren Laws

JK Rowling Finds Breaking With Harry Potter Is Hard To Do
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A Judy Finnigan-style cleavage catastrophe must be high on the list of every woman's sartorial nightmares, but, if it had to happen to anyone, then I'm glad it was to J K Rowling

Crystal Balls Or No Balls At All...the Future Of Publishing?
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If smaller publishers had the same income to invest in new technology or the resources to embrace podcasts, vodcasts, email marketing and full-on public relations activities as the giants, the book industry would be a different game altogether