Repositioning large print books as "Comfortable Reads", "Relaxed Reads" or "Easy-on-the-Eye Reads" for all demographics presents a lucrative opportunity for the publishing industry.
Put simply, publishing needs to move with the times. And of course it will, eventually. The history of publishing is the history of active resistance, passive acceptance and eventual embrace.
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Submissions opened 17 March and close 22 August.
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All that said, actions speak larger than words, so it will be interesting to review this in a year’s time and see what real progress has been made.
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As AI further disrupts the creative industries, it will be those that upskill to stay ahead that will thrive, while those that take the lazy route AI offers will find they have nothing original to say and no unique voice to say it.
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“This will be the largest event in our 53-year history, reinforcing our position as the biggest book trade event in Southeast Asia.”
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Repositioning large print books as “Comfortable Reads”, “Relaxed Reads” or “Easy-on-the-Eye Reads” for all demographics presents a lucrative opportunity for the publishing industry.
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Now in its sixth incarnation, the awards celebrate the exceptional contributions of women authors to India’s literary landscape.
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The winners will be announced on 16 May 2025 at the Book World Prague fair in the Bohemian Pavilion.
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So they did want any parent would do when spotting a market opportunity, a social need and a daughter eager for more audiobooks: they created Voxblock.
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Book2look has already generated over 250 million views, demonstrating its effectiveness.
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We’d been told that 11 respondents in total claimed to be paid £18k or less, but how many of those were part time, and performing what role? What qualifications, experience and expertise do they bring to the table?
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Stalls were shut down, books removed, and even female hygiene products were targetted by Islamic extremist elements.
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The reality is that Pakistan’s publishing industry has not moved with the times, and still obsesses over print books at a time when the country has well over 100 million people online.
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Spare a thought for Myanmar’s readers, authors and publishers as this globally ignored but brutal civil war continues.
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The Kanz Al Jeel Award is part of the broader efforts by the Abu Dhabi Arabic Language Centre to promote Arabic literature and culture.
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As North Macedonia’s largest cultural event, the Skopje Book Fair attracts over 60 publishers and 30,000 visitors annually.
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To those on the Luddite Fringe, you have my sympathies. Keep standing on the beach, watching the tide come in all around you. King Canute would be proud!
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The festival, with the theme “La littérature pour penser et se construire” (Literature for Thinking and Self-Development), aims to foster a love of literature and improve access to books for young people in Mbandaka and surrounding areas.
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The shops will compete first to win their regional titles (the regional and country winners of the award will be announced on 11 March) before vying for the overall prize, which will be announced at The British Book Awards ceremony on 12 May.
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Speaking at his investiture in Ibadan, Dauda committed to fostering innovation, inclusivity, and capacity-building among members.
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