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LBF In pictures


HarperCollins president and c.e.o. Brian Murray gital offic


shares a joke with chief digital officer and executive vice-president, international Chantal Restivo-Alessi at the publisher’s LBF party


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London Book & Screen Week ambassador Jojo Moyes third from left with the Audible team at the pre-fair Cameo Awards at the Electric Cinema, Notting Hill inset


From left authors Nikesh Shukla, Robin Ince and Sanjida Kay at Atlantic’s LBF party...


HC’s UK boss Charlie Redmayne and ag Michel


Michel enjoy a drink with fellow party-g


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party-goers ahead of the fair s ahead of the fair


...also at the Atlantic bash were Harvard Business Review’s Keith Pfeffer, Allen & Unwin’s Clare Drysdale, and authors Anna-Marie Crowhurst and Tom Tivnan


PFD staff conjured an inventive way to draw attention to their patch


Century unveiled a re-creation of the Oval Office to mark the launch of Bill Clinton and James Patterson’s The President is Missing


Gyles Brandreth invited people to raise their glasses in tribute to his late agent, Ed Victor, at an event held in Victor’s memory on the fair’s opening day


LBF in pictures


A number of pre-fair parties wheted the appetite ahead of London Olympia opening its doors to the great and the good of the publishing industry on Tuesday morning, with a packed events schedule launching LBF 2018. Francesca Pymm picks the highlights


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