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Inside the tiny house you walk past on ordinary Wirral street The current owner gave the ECHO a sneak peek at what to expect inside 284A Poulton Road, Wallasey. Get our MyWirral newsletter, for the best news, pictures, opinions and video from across the peninsulaInvalid EmailSomething went wrong, please try again later. Sign up now When you subscribe we will use the information you provide to send you these newsletters. Your information will be used in accordance with ourPrivacy Notice. Thank y...

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“We don’t let it directly determine what we publish, but the fact is, with every book, there is always fear that the book is going to be pulled. The authors feel very vulnerable,” said David Bernstein, publisher of Bombardier Books, a conservative imprint of Post Hill Press. Conservative fears were realized this month when the book “When Harry Became Sally: Responding to the Transgender Moment,” by Catholic scholar Ryan T. Anderson, vanished from the Amazon website three years after i...

Spring wheat area on the rise as growers re-think rotation >More in Spring wheat could become a more interesting crop option for growers after two wet autumn drilling seasons and a mountain of spring barley which have depressed prices. Spring-sown crops are useful in the control of blackgrass, but the bumper spring barley harvest last year – with much of it going for low-value feed grain – has diminished the crop’s appeal for many growers. By contrast, spri...

Min Kate Hartson was editorial director of Hachette’s conservative Center Street imprint until last month. Hartson was famous for publishing conservative authors most of her peers wouldn’t touch with a ten-foot pole. Hartson reportedly made good money for Hachette. Her most recent book is Andy Ngo’s Ngo’s book may well be the last book bought by Kate Hartson. The New York Times reports on Hachette’s termination of Hartson and the Gray Lady’s take is fascinating—and revealin...

Simon & Schuster said Thursday that it would cancel the publication of an upcoming book by Missouri Sen. Josh Hawley, one of several members of Congres

Josh Hawleys mentor says supporting the senator was the "biggest mistake I’ve ever made"

Hawley released a statement, saying his loss of a book deal is “a direct assault on the First Amendment.”

In a statement, Simon & Schuster said they could not support the Trump ally "after his role in what became a dangerous threat".

Simon & Schuster said Thursday that it would cancel the publication of an upcoming book by Sen. Josh Hawley, one of several members of Congress who tried to overturn the results of the presidential election.