Alpine Global Collective: Transforming Publishing Consultancy
"What began as a casual conversation between publishing consultants at an international book fair has evolved into a pioneering consultancy model."
UAE – Celebrating African Literature: Sharjah Festival
It’s a sad reality that books by African authors are very difficult to find in Africa.
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As Tencent unveils Hunyuan3D 2.0, TNPS explores unlocking the full potential of AI-generated 3D assets in the literary world
“By proactively exploring these tools, publishers can stay ahead in a rapidly evolving digital landscape, offering enriched experiences that meet the demands of modern audiences.”
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Alpine Global Collective: Transforming Publishing Consultancy
“What began as a casual conversation between publishing consultants at an international book fair has evolved into a pioneering consultancy model.”
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India – Germany will be the focus country at the 48th International Kolkata Book Fair
Kolkata is the biggest public-facing industry event in India, typically attracting footfall of over two million.
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Publishing Advisory – Publishers Weekly Special Edition on AI Startup Companies March 28
Recommended for all parties committed to moving our industry forward in the age of AI.
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Everand’s State of Reading Report 2025 Is A Little Self-Serving But Still Insightful. But Avoid The Images!
If the intention was to give AI imagery a bad name, you nailed it.
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Cote d’Ivoire – 15th Abidjan International Book Fair set for May 6-10
15th Abidjan International Book Fair May 6-10 2025
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USA – Restoring Louisiana’s Heritage Languages
Diving into the diverse history, language, and folklore of Louisiana Creoles.
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Turkey – Literary Legacy Enters Public Domain: Implications for Charitable Funds and the Turkish Publishing Industry
If its early January, it’s time for the latest slew of public domain stories, with Tintin and Popeye among the headline grabbers. But, this being TNPS, we picked up on this story from Turkey.
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Goldman Sachs Gives Spotify a “GREAT” Rating Thanks to Audiobooks. It’s Time for the Society of Authors to Eat Humble Pie
To put it in layman’s terms, Spotify is delivering for publishers and authors. But don’t expect any retraction or apology for getting it so wrong from the UK’s Society of Authors.
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India – Kalinga Literary Festival Book Awards Announces Longlisted Titles in English and Hindi
The festival is recognised as one of the largest literary events globally, attracting over half a million attendees over four days.
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India – Assam Book Fair Clocks 500,000 Visitors, $842,000 Sales
We are at the height of the South Asia book fair season, and India is wall-to-wall literary events as usual.
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Morocco’s English Book Festival – English-Language Publishers, Take Notice!
While Rabat and Casablanca grab the publishing headlines, Marrakech is setting the stage for the 2nd Marrakech English Book Festival, running January 17-19.
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The Guardian is at it again. No, writers do not need financial support. This victim mentality does us no favours
Writers don’t need victim support and government handouts as The Guardian seems to think. They need positive thinking and a willingness to adapt. Success is earned, not handed out.
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UAE – 1st Sharjah Literature Festival begins January 17
The festival programme features a diverse array of events themed around literature, children’s literature, history and heritage, essay literature, the Arabic language, science fiction and fantasy, autobiography, thought, and miscellaneous events.
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TokyoPop and Mattel Partner for Manga-Style Barbie and Hot Wheels Graphic Novels
As a teacher now, I know most kids would rather read a real novel about toys and TV characters they know and love, than a poorly ghostwritten kids’ story fronted by a TV celebrity their parents like.
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Greece – the potential of ebooks is finally being discussed
One of the common faux narratives in the publishing world is that because ebooks don’t sell in huge numbers in some countries, ebooks are therefore unpopular.
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Iceland’s Literary Heritage: Recycled Calfskin Parchments Reveal Their Secrets
Now, research focussed on identifying and reconstructing forgotten Latin fragments from medieval Icelandic manuscripts, is revealing the theological and liturgical texts that connected medieval Icelanders to broader European intellectual culture.
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India – Awards Ceremony at Chennai Book Fair Honours Literary and Publishing Achievements
The event highlighted the Muthamizharignar Kalaignar M Karunanidhi Porkizhi awards alongside the Booksellers’ and Publishers’ Association of South India (BAPASI) awards.
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USA – Authors Guild Federal Court Victory: Arkansas Book Ban Declared Unconstitutional
“When we allow broad restrictions like Act 372, we don’t just silence authors – we deny readers, particularly young people, the opportunity to see themselves and understand others through literature” – Mary Rasenberger.
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