On February 1, 2018, Fairfax New Zealand became Stuff Limited, and the previous brand became another chapter in New Zealand's publishing history. Stuff jumped this year to the 19th most-trusted brand in New Zealand, in a survey conducted by Ipsos Research, and its interests have spread beyond
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In addition to the formal performance, Jessica Lang herself will be offering her signature class, “Cultivating Creativity Women's Workshop.” The workshop focuses on guided movement, creative writing and improvisation as a way to cultivate creativity. The workshop runs from 6-8 p.m. Thursday in the
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Versify will publish “risky, unconventional books” such as Alexander's debut, The Crossover, which HMH published in 2014. Alexander's hip-hop-influenced YA novel about high school basketball stars who are twin brothers was initially rejected by 22 publishers but went on to become a critical and
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Organised by the Publishers Association, Sponsored by Publishers' Licensing Services Chaired by Emma House, Deputy CEO, The Publishers Association and Chair of …
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Independent publisher The New Press is hoping to enlist the help of independent booksellers to get Becoming Ms. Burton: From Prison to Recovery to Leading the Fight for Incarcerated Women by former inmate Susan Burton, co-authored by Cari Lynn, into the hands of thousands of incarcerated people
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The grounds of Suhrawardy Udyan are already teeming with stalls stacking new books, as publishers gear up for the much anticipated Ekushey Boi Mela 2018. The month- long book fair is every Bangalee's favourite fixture and to this effect, organisers have decided to extend fair timings till 9 pm every
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I started varsity football since 8th grade. I played baseball and lacrosse when I was younger and basketball until last year. I like drawing and creative writing. I want to go into pediatric medicine, possibly major in Human Biology at Stanford. Why lead you to choose Stanford for FB over Pittsburgh for TE?
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World Book Day Ltd is a small, registered charity and the financing of World Book Day comes mainly from contributing publishers, the sponsorship of National Book Tokens Ltd, some literacy partnerships and other supporters, and participating booksellers who fund the entire cost of the Book Token
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