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Yarros’ mass market paperback held onto the number one spot by a narrow margin with only a few hundred copies separating first, second and third places.
The shortlist for this year’s International Booker Prize features two submissions from Scribe UK, with Hwang Sok-yong, Jenny Erpenbeck and Sora Kim-Russell progressing past the longlist for the first time.
Reitha Pattison has been appointed head of rights at Yale University Press London, having joined Yale in March.
The prize-winning picture book author/illustrator Frann Preston-Gannon will publish her first title for older readers with the Bonnier Books UK imprint
The Boonier Books UK imprint inks a two-book deal Zeshan Akther with the first, illustrated by Åsa Gilland,a "joyful celebration" of the importance od one’s name
Young Adult titles have been the clear early winner in the rights centre and at publishers’ stands as the 61st Bologna Children’s Book Fair opened its doors.
Audio shared with the New York Times appears to record executives discussing purchase of the US books giant to feed into its large language modelsStaff at technology company Meta discussed buying publishing house Simon & Schuster last year in order to procure books to train the company’s artificial intelligence tools, it has been reported.According to…
Non-fiction publishing director Poppy Hampson will leave Atlantic Books following a restructure of the editorial team, which has been made to address financial pressures faced by the company.
The first Young Adult novel from Amber Hamilton, the dark academia tale Seven Deadly Thorns, will be published by Bloomsbury UK, US and Australia in 2025.
Novels originating in Dutch, German, Korean, Portuguese, Spanish, and Swedish are in contention for the 2024 International Booker Prize. The post London: The International Booker Prize Names Its Shortlist appeared first on Publishing Perspectives.