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his month’s column was supposed to give you an insight into the London Book Fair: publishing trends, who was buying what, what’s hot (and what’s not!), and so on. However, many of you will know that LBF was cancelled last week as a precautionary measure in the light of the coronavirus. Our thoughts go out to anyone who’s been affected by this, and for any other

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