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15th November 2024

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Hachette UK, India, Australia & New Zealand and Yen Press partner for sales and distribution

Hachette UK, India, Australia & New Zealand and Yen Press partner for sales and distribution

Hay Festival's Cristina Fuentes La Roche awarded Peru's Medal of Culture

Hay Festival's Cristina Fuentes La Roche awarded Peru's Medal of Culture

Penguin Random House pulls Jamie Oliver children's book after criticism from Indigenous Australians

Penguin Random House pulls Jamie Oliver children's book after criticism from Indigenous Australians

Mike Shatzkin, industry consultant and visionary, dies aged 77

Mike Shatzkin, industry consultant and visionary, dies aged 77

Shortlist for the inaugural UK-France Entente Littéraire Prize revealed

Shortlist for the inaugural UK-France Entente Littéraire Prize revealed

Creative Community for Peace launches open letter against boycotting Israeli literary institutions

Creative Community for Peace launches open letter against boycotting Israeli literary institutions

Latest News

Hachette UK, India, Australia & New Zealand and Yen Press partner for sales and distribution

Hachette UK, India, Australia & New Zealand and Yen Press partner for sales and distribution

Hay Festival's Cristina Fuentes La Roche awarded Peru's Medal of Culture

Hay Festival's Cristina Fuentes La Roche awarded Peru's Medal of Culture

Penguin Random House pulls Jamie Oliver children's book after criticism from Indigenous Australians

Penguin Random House pulls Jamie Oliver children's book after criticism from Indigenous Australians

Mike Shatzkin, industry consultant and visionary, dies aged 77

Mike Shatzkin, industry consultant and visionary, dies aged 77

Shortlist for the inaugural UK-France Entente Littéraire Prize revealed

Shortlist for the inaugural UK-France Entente Littéraire Prize revealed

Creative Community for Peace launches open letter against boycotting Israeli literary institutions

Creative Community for Peace launches open letter against boycotting Israeli literary institutions

Latest Features

Molto bene: Italian market reaps post-pandemic gains despite flatlining

Molto bene: Italian market reaps post-pandemic gains despite flatlining

Can the current purple patch for New Adult publishing be sustained?

Can the current purple patch for New Adult publishing be sustained?

Deals of FBF past: The return of the Mushens-o-meter

Deals of FBF past: The return of the Mushens-o-meter

Global 50 Publishing Ranking 2024: profitability continues to rise, but sales are not soaring

Global 50 Publishing Ranking 2024: profitability continues to rise, but sales are not soaring

Q&A: Juergen Boos, president & c.e.o., The Frankfurt Book Fair

Q&A: Juergen Boos, president & c.e.o., The Frankfurt Book Fair

Latest News

Hachette UK, India, Australia & New Zealand and Yen Press partner for sales and distribution

Hachette UK, India, Australia & New Zealand and Yen Press partner for sales and distribution

Hay Festival's Cristina Fuentes La Roche awarded Peru's Medal of Culture

Hay Festival's Cristina Fuentes La Roche awarded Peru's Medal of Culture

Penguin Random House pulls Jamie Oliver children's book after criticism from Indigenous Australians

Penguin Random House pulls Jamie Oliver children's book after criticism from Indigenous Australians

Mike Shatzkin, industry consultant and visionary, dies aged 77

Mike Shatzkin, industry consultant and visionary, dies aged 77

Shortlist for the inaugural UK-France Entente Littéraire Prize revealed

Shortlist for the inaugural UK-France Entente Littéraire Prize revealed

Creative Community for Peace launches open letter against boycotting Israeli literary institutions

Creative Community for Peace launches open letter against boycotting Israeli literary institutions

Comment

Opinion from The Bookseller and other columnists

Prize politics

Prize politics

by Bénédicte Eustache

What do this month’s award-winners tell us about the literary landscape?

Staging a revolution

Staging a revolution

by Natasha Tripney

The Arcola’s adaptation of Ece Temelkuran’s Women Who Blow on Knots deserves far greater recognition.

Culture wars

Culture wars

by Jo Glanville

The recent call to boycott some Israeli cultural institutions is a backwards step.

Dear Taylor Swift...

Dear Taylor Swift...

by Roger Tagholm

... your approach to bookselling could be a little more on-brand, no?

Comment

Opinion from The Bookseller and other columnists

Prize politics

Prize politics

by Bénédicte Eustache

What do this month’s award-winners tell us about the literary landscape?

Staging a revolution

Staging a revolution

by Natasha Tripney

Culture wars

Culture wars

by Jo Glanville

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