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British poet Jen Hadfield and Irish novelist Deirdre Madden have been announced as recipients of the $175,000 (£139,350) Windham-Campbell Prizes.
The writing community London Writers’ Salon (LWS) will gather 10,000 writers in a 24-hour Writing Sprint this Spring.
The return of the DRF David Miller Internship Programme has been announced, in partnership with Creative Access, with two paid internships providing an entry-level insight into rights and agenting in publishing.
The Black British Book Festival (BBBF) will partner with the Hay Festival Global for the first time to showcase the work of Black British writers.
Picador has announced a series of promotions within its editorial team featuring Andrea Henry, Anne Meadows and Orla King.
Bookouture has appointed Ain Chiara to run the soon-to-launch Publishing Academy and has promoted Kelsie Marsden, Lucy Frederick and Levke Kluge.
Glasgow’s Aye Write and Wee Write festivals will not be taking place this year following an unsuccessful funding application to Creative Scotland.
As Bologna Book Plus prepares to stage its first Audio Forum, Spotify's audiobook catalogue jumps from 200,000 t0 250,000 titles. The post Spotify Expands Its Premium Audiobooks Offer: Canada, Ireland, New Zealand appeared first on Publishing Perspectives.
Rebecca Yarros has announced the title of the third book in the Empyrean series.
Reaching its 15th anniversary, the Emirates Publishers Association opens a 10-million-dirham fund that includes a business incubator. The post Emirates Publishers Association Issues 10-Million-Dirham Sustainability Fund appeared first on Publishing Perspectives.