
Conrad Bodman New CEO of The Story Gallery
Conrad Bodman named CEO of The Story Gallery in Oxford, succeeding Caroline Jones. He aims to shape the museum's future, focusing on immersive exhibits and community engagement.
Conrad Bodman named CEO of The Story Gallery in Oxford, succeeding Caroline Jones. He aims to shape the museum's future, focusing on immersive exhibits and community engagement.
The Sports Book Awards celebrated outstanding sports publications, honoring authors like Kevin Chef, Matthew Caldwell, Susie Chan, and Sir Chris Hoy. Khalida Popal's memoir won overall Sports Book of the Year.
Exploring the crisis of trust in institutions and media amidst misinformation. Essays tackle declining confidence and the role of social media, emphasizing the need for media literacy and rebuilding trust.
ACLU sues Rutherford County (TN) over banning 140+ books. Iowa's Senate File 496 faces legal challenges. Publishing industry shifts for youths. Museum Institute legal fight continues. Shakespeare's marriage examined.
Anxiety over the Christian Right's growing influence in the US and its threat to liberal democracy. Lavin critiques its theocratic goals, while others defend rights and freedoms. Rise of theocracy.
Abdelhaq, formerly at Macmillan, joins August Books, a Canelo imprint specializing in narrative non-fiction. He brings experience with major titles and award recognition to the team. Exciting expansion ahead!
Report reveals alarming decline in children's reading enjoyment. Recommendations include data collection, inclusive content, increased funding, and curriculum prioritization to reignite reading passion.
Mohamed Samir Nada's 'Prayer of Anxiety,' winner of IPAF, transcends location, exploring universal human themes within a dystopian microcosm, reflecting Egypt's transformative period and challenging narratives.
Susanna Clarke revisits Jonathan Strange & Mr Norrell with 'The Bishop of Durham Attempts to Surrender the City'. Raven King's fairy military surrounds England, forging new alliances.
UK book sales surge! 'Sunrise on the Reaping' reclaims #1. Douglas Murray's 'On Democracies and Death Cults' tops Non-Fiction. Overall market sees strong growth, boosted by children's titles and Waterstones picks.
Exploration of the Land Rights Act's impact on Aboriginal economic development, legacy, and self-determination in NSW, featuring community perspectives and future possibilities. Land back matters.
Gomer Press, a 133-year-old Welsh family printing business, thrives under Jonathan Lewis, focusing on high-quality case-bound hardbacks and embracing new technology like UV and foil stopping while navigating industry challenges.