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The United Kingdom's audiobook sales show an eye-catching 71-percent jump, January to June this year over the same period in 2019.

In this edition of Rights Roundup, you'll find work first published in Finland, Italy, Spain, the United States, Switzerland,and France.

Our reporters captured scenes from the start of the 2021 Frankfurt Book Fair, as publishers returned to the fair, eager to meet each other again.

'Penguin Random House's worldwide CEO Markus Dohle analyzes his abiding optimism for publishing—and 'zigzgging' when the time is right.

Swedish readers are finding themselves in a widening conversation around gender relations based in a debut, 'Letters to Men.'

Tbilisi, UNESCO's World Book Capital, has mounted a show themed on Georgia's censorious past–and the present dangers of self-censorship.

Today's Rights Roundup features work from England, Norway, Germany, France, Canada, and a film in pre-production with Jake Gyllenhaal.

Environmental activist Trang Nguyen is releasing her first book for young readers. She and Sorya the sun bear are making rights sales.

Translations longlisted for the National Book Awards have been recognized in stages of the International Booker, the Valle Inclán, and more.

The work in our Rights Roundup comes from Norway, Finland, France, and from Spain by way of an Italian tale of bravery.