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A24 and Barnes & Noble have announced a partnership that will bring events and a curated selection of merchandise from the film studio, which branched into book publishing last year, to select B&N locations nationwide. In a heartening turn for freedom to read advocates, voters in contentious school board elections across the country largely sided with pro-library candidates who spoke out against censorship. The International Publishers Association is continuing to grow, adding three Eastern European nations to its roster of members. HarperCollins will publish a new book in Gregory Maguire’s Wicked series next fall. Thomas King, the Canadian author of The Inconvenient Indian, says he has learned he is not Indigenous, per the Globe and Mail. The Guardian digs into AI deregulation on both sides of the Atlantic. The New York Times has named its 100 notable books of 2025. And Richard Lamparski, author of the 11-volume Whatever Became Of…? series, has died at 93.
The independent film studio, which branched into book publishing last year, is launching “A24 Shop” spaces at Barnes & Noble locations across the country. The bookstore chain will feature A24’s books and films in a special section and host events for its titles. more »
From New Hampshire to New Mexico, voters sided with educators, librarians, and unions and ushered in candidates with liberal leanings to their local school boards. more »
At its annual General Assembly meeting, the International Publishers Association announced it will add Bulgaria, Georgia, and Latvia, bringing its total membership to 107 associations spanning 85 countries. Nobel laureate Maria Ressa also spoke with attendees about publishers’ role in defending free expression. more »
The Nassau, Bahamas–based hybrid publisher and online bookseller will host its inaugural Christmas Book Fair next month—the latest effort in its mission to bring together Caribbean authors under one roof. The company’s ultimate goal, said CEO Albert Cox, is to “increase literacy throughout the entire Caribbean region.” more »
The bookstore chain will release an assortment of autographed books, including titles by Margaret Atwood, Percival Everett, and Matthew McConaughey, starting on November 28. Barnes & Noble will also offer special deals in-store and online. more »
For his debut novel, the author, historian, and journalist drew inspiration from the real-life stories of enslaved people who fought against bondage in the American South. more »
These authors share a common language and a taste for mystery and thrills. more »
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Job Moves
- Anthony Trezza has joined Macmillan as senior finance director.
- Trish O'Neill has joined Macmillan as director of D2C, central marketing, and ecommerce strategy.
- Juliana Kelm has joined Macmillan Publishers as UAT technology coordinator.
- Shareza Hosein has joined Macmillan as QA technology analyst.
- Elysia Liang has joined Flatiron Books as senior editor.
- Brian Hurley has joined Fox Chapel Publishing as editorial director.
Bookstore News
- Rhode Island’s Newest Bookstore: Forget Me Not Fables Bookshop is set to open soon in North Providence.
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The Let Them Theory by Mel Robbins is the #1 title on our adult hardcover nonfiction bestseller list. See the full list »
‘The Final Problem’ by Arturo Pérez-Reverte, trans. from the Spanish by Frances Riddle“Two murders, a storm-isolated hotel, and Hollywood gossip propel this irresistible homage to golden-age detective fiction from Pérez-Reverte.... The author delights in the plot’s meta conceit without letting it overwhelm the ingenious core mystery. This is a gift to whodunit fans.” more »
Picture of the Day
Earlier this month, Canada Post announced a slate of stamps inspired by six Canadian graphic novels, featuring original artwork by Jimmy Beaulieu, Kate Beaton, Guy Delisle, Julie Doucet, Bryan Lee O’Malley, and Michael Nicoll Yahgulanaas. The stamps were unveiled during a ceremony held on November 20 at the Salon du livre de Montréal, attended by (from l.) Simon Brault, member of the Canada Post Stamp advisory committee; graphic novelists Beaulieu, Beaton, and Yahgulanaas; Thomas-Louis Cote, director of comics organization Québec BD; and Peggy Burns, publisher of Drawn & Quarterly.
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