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🇬🇧 Mirror
National & Local

Romantasy author becomes 'blockbuster standard' as hit series tops UK book charts

Rebecca Yarros' Empyrean series has dominated the UK book charts, establishing the romantasy genre as a leading force in the publishing industry.

Feb 25 • 14:32 UTC
🇩🇰 Altinget
National & Local

I swallowed a metoo book about the media industry in an evening and a half night. The novel's great strength is also its problem

The article is a review of Rikke Viemose's novel centered around the MeToo movement in the media industry, highlighting its gripping narrative and dramatic techniques while also pointing out inherent issues in the storytelling.

Feb 23 • 12:45 UTC
🇪🇸 El País
National & Local

True Stories of Spanish Pop

The article discusses the often-overlooked role of sound engineers in the Spanish pop music industry, highlighting a new book that focuses on their contributions.

Feb 16 • 04:30 UTC
🇧🇷 Folha (PT)
National & Local

The Cult of Well-Being

The article discusses the author's disdain for the wellness industry and highlights insights from Rina Raphael's book on the excessive and sometimes bizarre practices within this industry.

Feb 14 • 14:00 UTC
🇱🇹 Lrytas
National & Local

Book + Cinema at the Vilnius Book Fair: 11 Cinematic Lithuanian Authors' Works Seeking a Path to the Screen

The Vilnius Book Fair features a record number of books, focusing on 11 Lithuanian authors whose works are being adapted into film, with insights from a committee of industry professionals.

Feb 6 • 11:10 UTC
🇵🇱 Rzeczpospolita
National & Local

Estera Flieger: "The Washington Post" has been murdered by oligarchy

The article discusses the closure of the Books section at The Washington Post, highlighting the state of modern America and the comments of journalist Michael Calderone.

Feb 6 • 03:35 UTC
🇮🇹 Il Giornale
Life & Tech

Piracy in book publishing continues to grow: in 2025, lost sales amounted to 722 million euros, compared to 687 two years earlier

A report highlights that piracy in the book publishing industry resulted in a loss of 722 million euros in sales in 2025, an increase from 687 million euros in 2023, amidst a new investigation into the impact of artificial intelligence on copyright-protected content.

Feb 5 • 11:52 UTC
🇬🇧 Mirror
Life & Tech

Summer holidays booking bonanza - everything you need to know

BRITS are set to rush to book summer holidays as the travel industry anticipates a record number of bookings on 'Sunshine Saturday' amid post-Christmas doldrums and bad weather.

Jan 3 • 00:01 UTC

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