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'Visual adaptability, unique hooks, strong characters': East End Film's Kamran Sardar Khan on what producers need from publishers.

The titles featured in this edition of our Rights Roundup are from Australia, Sweden, Norway, England, and France.

The two great pillars of the International Publishers Association were on  the IPA president's mind as she spoke at Seoul's book fair.

Seoul International Book Fair opens with a 180-person delegation from Guest of Honor Sharjah and a visit from first lady Kim Keon-hee.

The American author Barbara Kingsolver has become the only writer to win the United Kingdom's Women's Prize for Fiction twice.

The new German KulturPass opens its €200 offer for 18-year-olds, with bookstores reportedly signing right up to participate.

Targeted instances of potential 'artificial intelligence' usage include 'emotion recognition systems' and 'predictive policing systems.'

Storytel invests in ElevenLabs, looking to offer automated audiobook readings and 'voice switching' for users between preferred voices.

The 18-year-old Lyon BD Festival opens its events this weekend, with some programming set to run for a month during 'Comic Season.'

The Institute of Professional Editors in Australia has produced an end-to-end guide on accessible publishing two years in the making.