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Unbound authors will not receive unpaid royalty payments until new publisher Boundless 'is cash stable'

London, England · London

Unbound authors will not receive unpaid royalty payments until new publisher Boundless 'is cash stable'

As founder John Mitchinson leaves, Unbound authors learn they will not receive historic royalty payments for sales of their books unless Boundless "survives and thrives".Read Article

Séamas O'Reilly: I discovered my own memoir had been used to train Meta AI

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HarperCollins signs Lucy Foley's Miss Marple novel

HarperCollins and Agatha Christie Limited has tabbed Lucy Foley to write the first full-length continuation of Christie’s iconic sleuth.Read Article

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