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As Spain's new coronavirus surge precedes the planned Hay Festival Segovia, the Hay administration retreats to a digital model for Mexico. The post Peter Florence Announces Hay Festival Querétaro Program for Mexico appeared first on Publishing Perspectives.
Teela May Reid, a Sydney-based attorney, will see her book 'Our Matriarchs Matter' published by Magabala Books as part of her Utemorrah win. The post Activist Teela May Reid Wins Western Australia’s Utemorrah Award appeared first on Publishing Perspectives.
The UK's authors' union opens a new push for grassroots funding of small emergency grants needed by authors in the pandemic. The post UK Book Industry: Society of Authors’ Hardship Fund Renews Appeal for Donations appeared first on Publishing Perspectives.
Even as Europe's reported contraction is analyzed by economists, new funding for small publishers in Italy adds to an improving outlook for books. The post Italy’s Publishers Hail New €10 Million Fund for Small Publishers appeared first on Publishing Perspectives.
Ahead of Frankfurter Buchmesse's Frankfurt Audio events in October, the trade show has commissioned an assessment of audiobooks. The post Frankfurt Audio: A White Paper Looks at the Format appeared first on Publishing Perspectives.
'My novels are in the best possible hands,' says Javier Castillo, a bestselling thriller now being published in 40 markets. The post Books to Film: Two Bestselling Thrillers by Spanish Author Javier Castillo Head to TV appeared first on Publishing Perspectives.
The Booker Prize longlist of 13 authors includes work from four independent houses–Canongate, Daunt Books Publishing, Faber & Faber, and Oneworld. The post The UK’s Booker Prize 2020 Longlist: Dominated by Debuts appeared first on Publishing Perspectives.
As she plans her final awards season, Lisa Lucas takes stock of the progress the National Book Foundation has made in service to readers and authors. The post Lisa Lucas on the National Book Foundation: ‘Energetic and Dynamic and Exciting’ appeared first on Publishing Perspectives.
From Sweden, Denmark, the UK, Australia, the USA, the Netherlands, and Norway, today’s titles include children’s books and an LGBT graphic novel. The post Rights Roundup: Critical Thinking in a Long, Hot Summer appeared first on Publishing Perspectives.
Partial outlines of the novel coronavirus' impact take shape in the input gathered from many markets by the Federation of European Publishers. The post Coronavirus Worklife in Europe’s Book Markets: An Early Assessment of the Damage appeared first on Publishing Perspectives.