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Röhl, a longtime author with Cambridge University Press, was best known for his work on Imperial Germany and Europe. 

Russian writer Grigori Chkhartishvili has been added to Russia’s terror list, with Amnesty International calling Russia’s treatment of the London-based writer “shameful”. 

GT Karber’s book of challenges beats Richard Osman’s The Last Devil to Die and Guinness World Records to top spotThe murder mystery puzzle book Murdle by US writer GT Karber has climbed the UK bestsellers chart to become this year’s Christmas No 1 book, beating Richard Osman’s The Last Devil to Die and Guinness World…

Cheerio promotes Barnes and Brown.

A reference-only version of the British Library’s (BL) main catalogue will be online again from 15th January 2024, when the library will begin a "phased return" of some services after October’s cyberattack.

Total expenditure on libraries in Great Britain rose 3% to £12,551 per 1,000 people in 2022/23, figures released from the Chartered Institute of Public Finance & Accountancy (CIPFA) show. 

The Estate of J R R Tolkien has won two lawsuits against author Demetrious Polychron over his book The Fellowship of the King, which he published and commercially promoted as “the pitch-perfect sequel to The Lord of the Rings”.  

In a historic first, the Association of American Publishers (AAP) awarded its 2023 International Freedom to Publish Award to “all publishing houses in multiple countries and regions of the world that continued to publish in the face of increased government pressure, harassment and threats”. 

Romance publisher to launch two ‘trend-led books’ a month, with ‘generous dose of spice in every story’In an attempt to attract younger romance fans, Mills & Boon will launch a new list of titles specifically aimed at TikTok users and readers aged 35 and under.While the longstanding publisher of romantic fiction sells a book every…

A second student funded by the Margaret Busby New Daughters of Africa Award has enrolled at SOAS in London.