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1 of 6 - Katie Price Trouble in Paradise? We're not sure what's more disturbing; Katie Price at the signing of her 35th (ghostwritten) book or that she just signed a 13-year-old boy's copy with: 'To Jack and wet dreams, Katie Price x'.... TOP

A ban on book discounts of more than 15 percent has been abolished in the amended Regulation on Trade in Book Business, China News Service reported Thursday. More stories: 'Best time for Chinese books to reach out' Children's books now more fun, less

Hachette UK has appointed Matthew Cashmore to the position of digital director, as the publisher experiences a "period of rapid growth in digital sales".Cashmore joined the group last week and will be responsible for helping to drive the implementation

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Some 34 volumes from the 150-volume Library of Universal Literature series came out. Some 50 books are due to be published. The project being implemented in accordance with the Azerbaijan President`s decree is aimed at introducing the masterpieces of the

Susan Okie's ["We can't turn back time. But we're working on it"] astutely began by noting that we take very different positions on the anti-aging quest. But this difference was then blurred, misrepresenting some of my key points. Weiner's book, "Long

Book retailer Maruzen Co. is teaming up with the Japanese arm of a Chinese information technology company to provide translated e-book versions of manga for cellphone users in China, Maruzen said Thursday. The deal with Beijing-based Peking University

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London Libraries’ reader promotion, Banned Books, will go live in 28 library services across the country, including 16 in London. The promotion goes live on September 25, 2010 to coincide with the American Library Association’s (ALA) annual Banned