Every week, we recommend 5 publishing articles/blog posts that supplement the major news for the week. Whether data or industry commentary, we hope these 5 links will be a simple way to keep you in the know. Why was feminist publisher Virago founded and how does it retain its importance 50 years later? Why are…Continue Reading
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Tagged AI, bestsellers list, book bans, book editors, ChatGPT, democracy, feminism, New York Times, publisher, USA Today, Virago
French Lessons Napoleon’s Deluge in France, Coelho in Teheran, and Italy’s Wayward Professor A fiendishly degenerate account of a dead academic leads off in France this month, as the pseudonymous author San Antonio (the late Frédéric Dard) tramples all cultural propriety in his delirious novel Napoléon Pommier. Here’s the pitch: The august Professor Titan Ma…Continue Reading
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Tagged Albin Michel, Ana Maria Martinez Sagi, Bertelsmann, Caravan Books, Chiara Ferrari, Cornelis Vreeswijk, Didier can Cauwelaert, Ediziones E-O, Elin Sennero, Frederic Dard, Goncourt, Grandi & Associati, Gyldendal Norsk, HarperCollins, Heleen van Royen, Jan Erik Vold, Juan Manuel de Prada, Klett-Cotta, Linda Michaels, Luciano de Crescenzo, MB Agencia Literaria, Monica Martin, Napoleon Pommier, Ordfront, Paulo Soelho, Rowohlt, San Antonio, Sceptre, Seuil, Sperling & Kupfer, Stefania De Pasquale, Sveva Casati Modignani, Tempest, The Corners of the Air, The Distraction, The Easy Way, The Education of a Fairy, The Happy Housewife, Vanilla & Chocolate, Virago, Wahlstrom & Widstrand, Writings
