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Not all international audiobook markets are evolving at the same pace, according to speakers at the second online Frankfurt Rights Meeting.

A majority of newcomers: Nine of the 10 longlisted nonfiction authors in 2023 are getting National Book Award attention for the first time.

Programming at Frankfurt Book Fair Pavilion in October will feature issues in politics and publishing's role in the protection of democracy.

Titles in this Frankfurt-bound Rights Roundup include work originally published in New Zealand, Taiwan, South Korea, the United States, France, and Norway.

Allegations of political indoctrination, distorted history, and flagrant errors are greeting Mexico's new government-made textbooks.

The European Parliament's bibliographic book-sector review names books and reading second only to watching and listening to programs in culture.

Established in 2018, the US National Book Awards' newest category, Translated Literature, this year drew 154 submissions.

The books on the Young People's Literature longlist are the first cohort of five categories named this week by the US National Book Awards.

The August assessment of Circana BookScan's Kristen McLean shows romance leading a drop in United States print book sales.

London's British Academy Book Prize reports on its 2022 winner's sales and rights deals as it releases its 2023 nonfiction shortlist.