IPA's 33rd International Publishers Congress: Program Highlights
The first IPA International Publishers Congress since 2018 will look at issues confronting the world book publishing industry.
Source: publishingperspectives.com
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Frankfurt Book Fair 2022: Brazil's Karine Pansa Embraces the Future at the IPA
News about the Frankfurt Book Fair
Source: publishersweekly.com
Richard Charkin: A Climate-Crisis Response Checklist for Publishers
Having signed the new 'Publishing 2030 Accelerator' for climate action, Richard Charkin offers 'a checklist, incomplete, possibly incoherent.'
Source: publishingperspectives.com
IPA, FEP: A Climate-Crisis 'Publishing 2030 Accelerator'
'The time to talk is over,' says a new international 'Publishing 2030 Accelerator' manifesto on the industry's sustainability response.
Source: publishingperspectives.com
Frankfurt Preview: An Executive Talk with Planeta's Jesús Badenes
Jesús Badenes: Many Spanish consumers now say they were sustained during tough pandemic conditions by friends, family – and books.
Source: publishingperspectives.com
A woman won a $1.5m literary prize. It turned out 'she' was actually three men
The series of gripping detective novels starring strong female protagonists were said to be written by a mother of three children. Now the real authors are accused of being “scammers”.
Source: smh.com.au
Woman who won million-euro Spanish literary prize turns out to actually be three men
Three men revealed themselves to be the writers behind the pseudonym Carmen Mola.
Source: stuff.co.nz
A woman won a literary prize. It turned out 'she' was 3 men - The San Diego Union-Tribune
The work of one woman was, it turned out, the equivalent of the labors of three men.
Source: sandiegouniontribune.com
Critics Slam Men Who Won $1.2M Literary Prize: 'Scammers'
The Beast , a gruesome historical thriller about a serial killer in the 1830s, has won one of Spain's top literary prizes, and its author, Carmen Mola—a popular writer...
Source: newser.com
Woman who won million-euro Spanish literary prize turns out to actually be three men
Three men revealed themselves to be the writers behind the pseudonym Carmen Mola.
Source: stuff.co.nz