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Andrew Lownie Creates Own E-imprint

Posted at 12:31PM Friday 15 Feb 2013

The Andrew Lownie Literary Agency has become the latest to set up an in-house digital and p.o.d. publishing imprint. The Thistle imprint will use Amazon publishing programme White Glove to release e-books and print-on-demand copies of titles where the e-book rights are not controlled by a publisher.

andrewlownie.co.uk


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