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The Cundill History Prize's 2023 shortlist is evenly divided between trade and university presses, finalists to be named October 16.

The new PublisHer stand, first seen at this year's Bologna Children's Book Fair, will be in Hall 5.1 at Frankfurter Buchmesse.

Our Rights Roundup of children's titles has work originating in Turkey, France, Finland, Germany, Singapore, Spain, and the Czech Republic.

Innocenzo Cipolletta, AIE's new leader, calls for 'the creativity needed to enter unknown territory' as Italy's publishers move forward.

Spain's Anna Soler-Pont and France's Magalie Delobelle are two of the literary agents sharing 'LitAg Moments' with us for Frankfurt's 75th.

Taylor & Francis describes its new platform as offering research writers a way to find 'the right home' for their 'rejected manuscripts.'

The winner of the 2023 FT/Schroders Business Book of the Year's 19th competition is to be named on December 4.

Another instance of governmental incursion into the educational space: The Dominican Republic's publishers hold a news conference.

Called 'bang up-to-date and contemporary,' Naomi Wood's winning story 'Comorbidities' is to be published by Hachette's Orion in June.

The International Publishers Association has a series of events during Frankfurt Book Fair, many open to trade visitors and exhibitors.