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Tributes have been paid to a respected figure in the publishing industry. David Bruer, who was managing director of Lewes-based Unicorn Publishing Group, died on February 2, aged 66. A spokeswoman for Unicorn said David, who lived in Brighton, has left behind a "remarkable legacy of dedication, innovation and passion for the written word".
“Everyone at Unicorn extends its heartfelt condolences to David’s family, friends, and loved ones during this difficult time," she said. Read more: 'He had plenty more books in him'- Tributes pour in for award-winning novelist “During this transition, the company remains committed to ensuring business continuity and upholding the values and high standards that David championed. “The team is working closely with clients and suppliers to ensure a smooth transition, and further updates will be shared in due course.
” Unicorn is an independent publishers with four imprints: Unicorn (art and history), Uniform (military history), Universe (fiction) and Unify (health and philosophy). David leaves behind his wife Yael, two sons and a daughter..
