Book about Brazilian democracy receives international edition in English
A new English edition of the book "A Democracia Equilibrista" discussing Brazilian democracy is set to launch internationally after its original Portuguese release.
N.S. book publishers slammed by provincial government’s cuts to the creative sector
Nova Scotia book publishers are facing significant challenges due to provincial government cuts to the arts sector, exacerbating existing market uncertainties.
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.
Popular in the Book Market: What Does the New Trend Towards Nonfiction Comics Mean?
The article discusses the rising popularity of nonfiction comics in the literary market, highlighting notable works and authors.
Taurus denies that historians Fusi and García Cárcel used AI to write a book and admits guilt for the errors in the text
Publisher Taurus refutes claims that historians Fusi and García Cárcel used AI to write their latest book and acknowledges mistakes in the text.
The Quiz Club Test. What do you know about the Vilnius Book Fair?
A quiz challenge related to the Vilnius Book Fair offers participants a chance to win books from the 'Vaga' publishing house.
The Publishing House "Briedis" at the Vilnius Book Fair: History, Geopolitics, and Books for the Whole Family
The article discusses the highlighted book by German historian Sönke Neitzel, relating to the Bundeswehr's changes after World War II and its implications for NATO's eastern flank.
The book about the elites of power in Spain that the Planeta group did not want to publish
The book 'The Elites that Dominate Spain' by Andrés Villena Oliver reveals the hidden power structures in the country and will be published by Libros del K.O. after being initially rejected by Planeta.
“The First Impression of a Book is Determined by Its Letters”
This article highlights the insights of Park Yeon-mi, a veteran book designer, on the artistry and emotional impact of book design.
The Secret of the Luxury Books Created by King Sejong, the ‘Book Enthusiast’
The article explores the historical significance and unique characteristics of ancient Korean books and the contributions of King Sejong to the publishing culture.
Norwegian Bonnier criticized for AI cover on children's book
Bonnier Publishing in Norway is facing backlash for using AI to create the cover of the second book in the Miss Snushane children's series, instead of hiring an illustrator, which closely resembles the previous illustrator's work.
Publisher 'Vaga’ Invites You to the Vilnius Book Fair: Literary Debuts, Discussions, and Live Meetings with Authors
The Vaga Publishing House is hosting events at the Vilnius Book Fair, focusing on literary discussions and author meetings.
Blind Book Buying: The Barrett Publishing House Issues a Challenge to Readers on Its Tenth Anniversary
The Seville-based Barrett publishing house celebrates its tenth anniversary by launching a unique challenge to readers: they will not disclose the names of the authors for the books they will publish this year.
DISCUSSION: Publishing, Book Reading and Gates to the World - Insights from History and Today's Circumstances
The article discusses the role of Latvian publishing in preserving national identity and fostering culture amid historical challenges, particularly highlighting an event at the Latvian National Library.
"If a book is not really good, it is not worth publishing": Luis Solano and the trajectory of Libros del Asteroide
Luis Solano discusses the philosophy behind Libros del Asteroide, which focuses on publishing high-quality literature that resonates with readers.
Censorship and Centralized Publishing of Marx's, Gottwald's, and My Books is Progress, Marie Majerová Said
Marie Majerová reflects on the censorship and centralization of book publishing by the Communist Party in Czechoslovakia as a means to promote its ideology.
Publishing chief in court: Sara Omar has a new book on the way
Sara Omar, a bestselling author, has a new book forthcoming, while a court case involving her and film director Manyar Parwani reveals conflicts surrounding allegations of violence and abuse.
Announced nominees for the book art competition "Golden Apple"; Lifetime Achievement Award goes to art scientist Laima Slava
The nominees for the prestigious "Golden Apple" book art competition have been announced, with the Lifetime Achievement Award given to Laima Slava, a prominent figure in Latvian publishing.
Publisher served notice in General Naravane's unpublished book case
Delhi Police's Special Cell has sent a notice to Penguin over the leak of a manuscript by former Army Chief M. Naravane.
Christopher Dummitt: Reviving Canadian culture in an era of increased patriotism
The article discusses Richard Stursberg's new book that advocates for revitalizing Canadian book publishing amidst concerns over American cultural dominance.
Are two tweets from publisher Penguin clashing regarding Naravane's book? How credible is Rahul Gandhi's claim?
Two tweets regarding General Manoj Naravane's controversial book are conflicting, raising questions about its publication status and the credibility of political claims associated with it.
'Naravane's Book Was Not Published, Sold, or Distributed,' Penguin Publication's Statement After FIR
Penguin Random House India clarified that General Manoj Mukund Naravane's autobiography 'Four Stars of Destiny' has not yet been published, sold, or made available for public distribution following controversy.
How did General Naravane's book get leaked? Delhi Police registered FIR and started investigation
Delhi Police has registered an FIR regarding the alleged circulation of former Army Chief General (Retd.) M.M. Naravane's unpublished book on social media.
Opening of the Damascus International Book Fair: Syrians to Al Jazeera Direct: No Censorship or Banned Titles
The Damascus International Book Fair opened today with over 500 publishing houses from 35 countries participating, marking its first edition since the fall of the previous regime, with attendees noting a lack of censorship and a wide variety of books.
"Shock, Reader's Existence!" Finding Possibilities in the Non-Fiction Ecosystem
The first non-fiction book fair in Seoul, featuring a focus solely on the power of books, achieved remarkable success by selling out in two days without any accompanying merchandise or author events.
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.
A strict assessment from an expert - Sanna Marin's book was expensive for the publisher
Expert Karo Hämäläinen reports that Sanna Marin's book 'Toivo on tekoja' may have been costly for the publishing company Gummerus.
Lana Corujo, the writer who has gone viral without using a 'brutal marketing strategy'
Lana Corujo's novel, 'Han cantado bingo,' has become a viral success one year after its release, despite her lack of aggressive marketing tactics.
The Most Anticipated Books of 2026: New Murakami, Klabouchová, Javůrek, and Foglar Books
The article discusses the upcoming book releases in 2026 that readers are eagerly awaiting, including new works from authors such as Haruki Murakami and Robert Galbraith, among others.
Publisher on Greenlandic Identity: "We Feel an International Solidarity"
Laali Lybert, a Greenlandic woman, established the Inuit Publishing House in the Vulkaneifel, linking tradition with climate change in her first book.
Russia’s Leading Publisher Shutters Queer-Interest YA Imprint Months After ‘Extremism’ Arrests
Russia's largest book publisher, Eksmo, has closed its young-adult imprint Popcorn Books amid a crackdown on LGBTQ+ literature following arrests of its employees.
A book has just arrived in Croatia for all those who want to understand Tolkien and his literary creation
The book 'Tolkien - Spiritual Biography' by university professor Holly Ordway explores the life and spiritual journey of English author John Ronald Reuel Tolkien, published by the Split publishing house Verbum.
Sports Books Like Scarves or T-Shirts. What Did Fans Read in 2025?
The article reviews the state of the sports book market in Poland in 2025, noting a decline in popularity early in the year, but a resurgence in late-year with significant releases like Dariusz Szpakowski's autobiography and 'Lewandowski. The Real Deal.'
Sonia Draga: Without bookstores, we will all be poorer
Sonia Draga discusses the challenges facing the Polish book market, including distribution issues and price wars among major players, advocating for a book law to stabilize prices.
POLL What do you think is the best Croatian book of 2025?
A survey by Večernji.hr seeks opinions on the best Croatian book of the year, showcasing selections from writers and publishing editors.
Many publishers only work with compliant influencers
The article discusses the rise of a controversial book influencer known as 'Bücherschrank' in the German Bookfluencer scene, who defies the norms by not fitting into the typical political mold often associated with influencers.
The Infinite Vertigo of Brigitte Bardot
Brigitte Bardot continues to engage with the public despite leaving cinema, recently publishing a book that reflects her thoughts in an alphabet format at the age of 91.
Distinguishing Books for 2025 Part III
The article discusses notable book selections anticipated for publication in 2025, focusing on their themes and potential impact.
Playful, Cheeky, and Incredibly Fun. Twelve Teenagers Created an Unconventional Book about Troja Castle
A group of twelve teenagers collaborated to create an engaging and visually unique publication about Troja Castle, aimed at making the historical site appealing to youth.
“The Chronicle of Polish Rulers”: A Chronicle We Needed
The State Publishing Institute (PIW) has launched a monumental series titled "The Chronicle of Polish Rulers," which will publish 42 volumes covering all kings of Poland and significant district rulers from Mieszko I to Stanisław August Poniatowski by 2032, with 40 volumes being entirely new monographs based on the latest research.