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Something in the air: With a string of high-profile alumni, what distinguishes the University of East Anglia's Creative Writing MA? Three of its staff reveal its secrets as the course turns 50.

• Authors : Neill, Graeme

• Source: The Bookseller. 2020, Issue 5877, pages. 2

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Down but not out: publishers talk about their successes and failures in a tough market.

• Authors : Tivnan, Tom; Neilan, Catherine; Stone, Philip

• Source: The Bookseller. 2009, Issue 5366, pages. 4

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Correspondence.

• Authors : Poole, Ian; Neslen, Diana; Whitfield, Mark

Subjects: WILBY, Peter; RABBIS; LIVINGSTONE, Ken, 1945-

• Source: New Statesman. 3/4/2016, Vol. 145 Issue 5303, p10-10. 1p.

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Smiles return as M&A boosts loan market: acquisitions revive market clogged by refinancings: pressure on loan syndicate desks mounted during 2005 as companies refinanced their debt at ever-tighter prices. But with western European lending topping $1tr last year, few banks had trouble meeting their budgets, and the long-awaited M&A boom is finally here.

• Authors : Briggs, Nick; Neill, Graeme

• Source: Euroweek. 2006, Issue 936, pages. 6

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Red, red whine.

• Authors : Neill, Graeme

• Source: New Statesman. 2016, Vol. 145, Issue 5303, pages. 1

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Sony Warns Trade Over E-Book Prices.

• Authors : Neill, Graeme

• Source: ADWEEK Online. 2009.

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A closer look: The Big Four, Indie Alliance, Pan Mac and S&S.

• Authors : Williams, Charlotte; Tivnan, Tom; Neill, Graeme

Subjects: Financial performance; Publishing; Hachette SAUnited Kingdom

• Source: Bookseller. 1/21/2011, Issue 5464, p21-24. 4p. 3 Color Photographs, 1 Chart.

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Riding high: author and screenwriter Anthony Horowitz might be best known for teenage superspy Alex Rider but is he considering stopping writing for children? Graeme Neill reports.

• Authors : Neill, Graeme

• Source: The Bookseller. 2010, Issue 5437, pages. 2

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Retail ructions: it has been a tumultuous 10 years for booksellers. Graeme Neill examines how the big boys have fared, assesses the growing power of new players and looks at what the future holds for indies.

• Authors : Neill, Graeme

• Source: The Bookseller. 2009, Issue 5413, pages. 2

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That blitz spirit: just weeks from opening, Waterstone's Liverpool flagship was a 'building site'. But Ian Critchley rallied the troops to save the day, part of the reason he's this year's Manager of the Year.

• Authors : Neill, Graeme

• Source: The Bookseller. 2009, Issue 5400, pages. 2

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