Author: Mark Williams

After the LBF and BEA fiascos, publishers demand better from book fair organisers. Gothenburg is first to feel the heat. Will Frankfurt be next?

Posted by Mark Williams | Apr 18, 2020 | Book Fairs, Coronavirus, Europe, Germany, Global Publishing, Scandinavia, Sharjah, Sweden, The global book market |

With the Nordics’ biggest literary event, the Gothenburg Book Festival, scheduled for late...

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San Diego Comic Con cancelled as coronavirus tightens its grip on the publishing calendar

Posted by Mark Williams | Apr 18, 2020 | Book Fairs, Comics, Global Publishing, The global book market, USA |

Scheduled for July 23-26, the 2020 San Diego Comic-Con has become the latest publishing event...

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As the new normal for publishing evolves, Penguin Random House India opens an exclusive ebook store – on Amazon. A smart move in a country of 560 million internet users

Posted by Mark Williams | Apr 17, 2020 | Amazon, Coronavirus, Ebooks, Global Publishing, India, South Asia, The global book market |

When India’s Prime Minister extended one of the world’s harshest national lockdowns to May 3, as...

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Down but not out. Big Bad Wolf launches its first online event as Covid-19 puts the world’s biggest books sale on hold. Could the future of Big Bad Wolf be digital?

Posted by Mark Williams | Apr 16, 2020 | Big Bad Wolf sale, Book Fairs, Coronavirus, Global Publishing, Indonesia, S.E. Asia, The global book market |

Since the launch of TNPS one of the regular features of our global publishing industry coverage...

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USA’s Book Expo America finally does the right thing. BEA cancelled until 2021. Promises automatic refunds

Posted by Mark Williams | Apr 14, 2020 | Book Fairs, Global Publishing, North America, Publishing Brief, The global book market, USA |

We can save until another day the debate over why it took Book Expo America so long to face up to...

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