Overshadowed by Sharjah, Africa’s Second-Largest Book fair is Underway in Algeria
Explore the 29th Algiers International Book Fair (SILA). Essential insights for publishing professionals on this premier MENA event, honouring Saudi Arabia.
Indonesia’s Copyright Rewrite For AI Could Impact Book Publishers As Well As News Folk
Indonesia’s copyright bill would license AI training via collective bodies, reshaping authorship, style and disclosure rules ahead of a 12 December vote.
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The Green Novel: Four Takeaways from Tunisia’s Fourth Tunis Arab Novel Forum
The fourth Tunis Arab Novel Forum (11–14 November 2026) put the green novel centre stage. What publishers should know about eco-fiction trends.
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Ink After the Screen: In Lebanon, Beirut’s Art Book Fair Returns
Fall for Print: Beirut Art Book Fair returns 20–22 November 2026 with independent publishing, photography and print culture from the SWANA region.
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Poland’s book-pricing battle: what publishers need to know
Poland’s proposed fixed book price law sparks a publisher revolt: discounts capped at 45%, minimum royalties and a March 2027 vote.
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The REAL Sharjah International Book Fair – Translating the Soul: What SIBF 2026 Told Publishers About Arabic Literature
At SIBF 2026, scholars and translators argued that Arabic literature’s global reach rests on cultural insight, publishing choices and reader visibility.
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Mumbai Book Festival 2026: India’s New Flagship Fair Comes of Age
Mumbai Book Festival 2026: NBT’s new flagship fair at University of Mumbai, Kalina Campus, 24–29 Nov. Dates, history and why publishers should care.
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DR Congo’s Book Fair Goes National
The Fête du Livre de la RD Congo 2026 runs 14–21 November in Kinshasa, then Lubumbashi and beyond. History, highlights and why publishers care.
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The REAL Sharjah International Book Fair: Prize Honours the Quiet Momentum of Arab Children’s Publishing
Sharjah Book Fair 2026 honours three Arab publishers at the 13th Arab Children’s Book Publishers Forum Award, sharing 75,000 dirhams across age categories.
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Anime’s $28.2bn Year: Lessons for Publishing From Japan
Japan’s anime market hit a record $28.2bn in 2025, with overseas sales at 57%. What does the industry’s growth mean for publishers and licensing?
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In Albania, Postponement, Rights and Revenue: Tirana’s Book Fair Moves to December
Tirana’s book fair moves to December 2026 after student protests. What publishers, rights teams and exhibitors should do now.
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Libya’s Book Publishing Economics Revealed at Benghazi International Book Fair
At Benghazi’s International Book Fair, Libyan publishers reveal how imported paper, parallel-market dollars and freight costs squeeze already-thin margins.
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Tokyo International Rights Meeting 2026: Tokyo’s Rights Marketplace Takes Centre Stage
TIRM 2026 returns to Tokyo Dome City on 18–19 November, pairing Japanese publishers with rights buyers from 35+ markets for B2B translation-rights deals.
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In North Africa, the Benghazi Book Fair Puts Libya’s Emerging Novelists in the Spotlight
Benghazi’s fifth International Book Fair spotlights young Libyan novelists, cross-border publishing routes and the rebuilding of the country’s literary scene.
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The REAL Sharjah International Book Fair 2026 – Rooted Yet Reaching: Said Yaktine’s Message to Publishers at SIBF26
Moroccan critic Said Yaktine, SIBF 2026 Cultural Personality of the Year, urges writers to embrace change while staying rooted in cultural memory and tradition.
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Belgrade 2026: A Sobering Milestone for the Balkans’ Premier Fair
The 69th Belgrade International Book Fair 2026 saw a sharp attendance drop and domestic boycotts. Here is what publishing professionals need to know.
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Overshadowed by Sharjah, Africa’s Second-Largest Book fair is Underway in Algeria
Explore the 29th Algiers International Book Fair (SILA). Essential insights for publishing professionals on this premier MENA event, honouring Saudi Arabia.
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The French Are Giving AI a Literary Prize, the UK’s SoA Pulls Out of a Charter it Signed, and an LLM Said My Writing Sounded Like AI. FFS!
France’s Prix Pascal makes AI disclosure the price of entry. The UK’s Society of Authors just quit its own AI charter. Two ways to handle AI in books.
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Chinese author Liu Zhenyun wins 18th Hua Zong World Chinese Literature Award in Kuala Lumpur
Chinese novelist Liu Zhenyun wins the 18th Hua Zong World Chinese Literature Award. Discover his global impact and upcoming UK and UAE events.
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B&N, Waterstones and the Maybe IPO: The Banks Are Booked, But the Market Isn’t Ready
Elliott has picked banks and a chairman for a Barnes & Noble–Waterstones London IPO, but Waterstones has reportedly slipped to 2027. What it means.
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At the 33rd Tanzania International Book Fair, Deputy Minister for Information, Culture, Arts and Sports gives public institutions two weeks to agree concrete anti-piracy measures
Tanzania has ordered a two-week crackdown on book piracy. What does the government’s hard line mean for writers, publishers and rights holders?
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