Insight

Digital Bestseller Lists: All change as new titles surge

Suzy Krause’s Sorry I Missed You soared straight to the top of the Bookstat e-book chart for the week ending 6th June.... Read more
Physical retailers’ value to the trade has been heightened by pandemic, says Daunt

In an exclusive interview with The Bookseller, Waterstones m.d. James Daunt says the chain is set to reopen in England on Monday, and he does... Read more
Delia’s cooking on gas in April's digital list

Delia Owens’ weepie novel Where the Crawdads Sing topped the digital chart in April, with signs showing sales in the format were growing with the... Read more
My Job in Five: Alison Baverstock

Alison Baverstock is professor of publishing at Kingston University. Read more
Digital Bestseller Lists: Amazon Prime reignites Little Fires

Alex Michaelides’ The Silent Patient took the Bookstat e-book number one for a second week, holding firm for the week ending 30th May.... Read more
Diagram oddities light up the global lockdown

We need something to lift our spirits in these uncertain times” is a phrase of the last few months which I imagine we have all... Read more
My Job in 5: Rebecca Souster

Rebecca Souster is Lume Books c.e.o. Read more
New PA president Callanan optimistic publishing can turn the page post-Covid

Taylor & Francis c.e.o. Annie Callanan, who has succeeded Peter Phillips as the Publishers Association president, reveals what is on the trade body’s wishlist to... Read more
Digital Bestseller Lists: Michaelides’ patience pays off

Alex Michaelides’ The Silent Patient has topped the Bookstat e-book top 10 for the first time, for the week ending 23rd May. Read more
Literature Wales’ schemes aim to boost diversity of sector

Literature Wales has earmarked a number of initiatives to improve the diversity of Wales’ publishing sector, outlined in a Strategic Plan which runs until 2022... Read more