The technical model - multi-actor narration, scene-based scripting, non-linear recording sessions, and cinematic sound post-production - requires higher up-front investment but generates a differentiated product. It's positioned to meet growing demand for immersive content from podcast consumers and audiobook subscribers alike.
Theatre-related publishing rarely makes the news, so I was delighted to see this story emerge from Jordan.
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Prague Book World offers an invaluable entry point into the dynamic Czech book market and the broader region. T
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Amazon now has nailed its publishing industry AI colours to the mast. We cannot have one rule for Amazon and another for every other AI company.
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Writing liberated human thought, enabling the preservation of philosophy, literature, and law across generations.
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“This year’s theme, ‘A world connected by words,’ reflects how literature breaks down borders and language barriers,”
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The technical model – multi-actor narration, scene-based scripting, non-linear recording sessions, and cinematic sound post-production – requires higher up-front investment but generates a differentiated product. It’s positioned to meet growing demand for immersive content from podcast consumers and audiobook subscribers alike.
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For publishers, this shortlist is a treasure trove of untold narratives – proof that Africa’s business renaissance is only just beginning to be documented.
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With the climate crisis escalating, even as a US government in denial fuels the fire, this prize marks a turning point. By elevating stories that blend urgency with artistry, it challenges publishers and writers to treat the Anthropocene not as a backdrop but as a central creative frontier.
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For the first time, the Arab World Institute (AWI) in Paris joins the fair with a dedicated stand, showcasing publications on Arab world topics in Arabic and French.
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All too often there is a one size fits all approach to bringing children of the world of reading that backfires by not meeting each child where they are.
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Trade fiction, academic works, comics, audiobooks and digital serials are all being reimagined- from Tokyo’s manga cafés to Dubai’s audiobook studios. And all too often it is the “west” that is playing catch-up and copy-cat.
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Nigeria has produced some of the finest writers of the past century. But where are the next generation of award-winning authors to come from if today’s kids can barely read and write?
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In 2024, 17,989 new titles were published in Colombia, with 37.9 million copies sold, signalling a strong rebound in production and demand.
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The dismissal of the head of US copyright amid high-profile legal cases and potential executive interventions, rams home the urgent need for a measured, strategic response. Forget the soundbites and the posturing. This is serious.
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“Literature and art are created exclusively by artists and not machines,” says the IWA, seemingly completely ignorant of the history of global literature, where technology has augmented – not replaced – human creativity.
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“Poetry isn’t just art – it’s a dialogue with our past, urging us to restore balance.”
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This growth was supported by the release of over 2,000 digital knowledge resources and – don’t tell the Luddite Fringe – AI-powered audiobooks, reinforcing the Centre’s commitment to digitising Arabic literature.
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“The integration of AI in early education is poised to transform every aspect of learning – from the classroom to the printed page.”
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A lively and engaging programme of activities was curated to showcase the Caribbean region’s culture, knowledge, and civilisation, emphasising its close and developing ties with the UAE.
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For the first time, the fair will launch a Professional Literary Exchange Programme, designed to foster international publishing rights deals and translation collaborations.
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