Debate surrounds gender bias in publishing, with concerns about male authors being overlooked despite female dominance in book buying and the industry workforce. Literary awards and media coverage are scrutinized.
Dive into suspenseful thrillers and mystery books featuring unexpected twists, dark secrets, and compelling characters. From murder mysteries to psychological suspense, these books promise to keep you on the edge of your seat.
Cape Plc faced legal action for asbestos-related health risks in South Africa. This complex case, led by Richard Meeran, highlighted corporate responsibility and human rights, setting a precedent for subsidiary accountability. Justice prevailed after a long battle.
'Remedy' explores the complex relationship between Vera and Thea, chronic illness, and self-discovery through narrative. Writing becomes a crucial tool for agency and understanding identity, health.
Explore the substance use habits of historical figures like George Washington, Pope Leo XIII, Andy Warhol, and Richard Nixon, revealing how drugs and alcohol influenced their lives and actions.
Linnaeus, the classifier, vs. Buffon, the evolutionary theorist. Their contrasting approaches to natural history, legacies, and impacts on science are explored in this dual biography.
Holly Jackson discusses 'Not Quite Dead Yet,' T贸ib铆n explores 'Long Island,' and Emily Buchanan presents 'Send Flowers' on book podcasts. Themes of adulting, homecoming, and climate change are explored.
Review of Kevin Brophy's 'An Inventory of Yearning,' exploring themes of art, place (Paris), longing, and social commentary through vivid imagery and philosophical reflection. Brophy's poetic voice resonates with profound experiences.
Veterans overcoming challenges, mental health, and finding joy. Support for psychological wellness, shared experiences, and the impact of service. Duck hunting and camaraderie.
New book reveals Jill Biden's significant influence on Joe Biden's administration, including her role in his decision to stay in the 2024 race and her interactions with staff. Disputes and strategies detailed.
Book industry updates: Meta faces lawsuit, AI translation service launches, libraries innovate, BookCon returns, and censorship claims fall flat. Concerns and advancements shape the sector.
Biber's 'The Last Outlaws' explores the Governor brothers' story within the context of Australian colonialism, law, and the treatment of Indigenous people, revealing lasting racial biases in the justice system. racial justice+outlaws
Wendy Benchley discusses the lasting impact of 'Jaws,' her husband Peter's work, ocean conservation, and Spielberg's film techniques. She highlights the film's effect and community focus.
Katie Cunningham, a champion of children's literature and editor at Nosy Crow, is remembered for her passion, vision, and empathy. Her work includes acclaimed titles like Julian Is a Mermaid and Maps.
Danny Stewart finds a baby in a subway, changing his life. The story inspired '18 Months,' a film supporting adoptive families. Love, adoption, and family found in unexpected places. Based on true events.
Sheila Pinder appointed CEO of Publishing Scotland, succeeding Marion Sinclair in August. Focus on AI, environment, and community support during industry challenges. Sinclair's 17-year leadership acknowledged.
Stephen Gapps' 'Uprising' reveals coordinated Aboriginal military resistance in colonial New South Wales (1838-1844). Warriors effectively used tactics and strategies against invaders, challenging conventional military history.
ALA & ACO conferences highlight librarian distress & innovations. Kyiv publishing house damaged in Russian attack. Authors win case over book usage. Key issues facing the industry.
Fiction titles dominate the Indie Bookshop Top 20. 'The Safekeep' leads, while new releases struggle to impact. Sales data is undisclosed, but a slight decline is expected.
Memory Lane explores the imperfect, flexible nature of human memory, its vulnerability to false information, and how its limitations are actually strengths. It emphasizes adaptation over perfect recall.
C.F. Seabrook, the 'Henry Ford of Agriculture,' built an empire but faced labor disputes and racial inequality. The book 'The Spinach King' explores his complex legacy and family secrets.
