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Waterstones to open new bookshop in Brussels

Waterstones to open new bookshop in Brussels

Penguin Random House staff volunteer for National Year of Reading

Penguin Random House staff volunteer for National Year of Reading

Founding editor of Microsoft's imprint 8080 Books takes voluntary retirement

Founding editor of Microsoft's imprint 8080 Books takes voluntary retirement

The Auzou Group acquires Gulf Stream Éditeur

The Auzou Group acquires Gulf Stream Éditeur

US publishers file lawsuit against Google for 'training Gemini on copyrighted books'

US publishers file lawsuit against Google for 'training Gemini on copyrighted books'

German book market records sales slip in 2025 for second year running

German book market records sales slip in 2025 for second year running

Latest News

Waterstones to open new bookshop in Brussels

Waterstones to open new bookshop in Brussels

Penguin Random House staff volunteer for National Year of Reading

Penguin Random House staff volunteer for National Year of Reading

Founding editor of Microsoft's imprint 8080 Books takes voluntary retirement

Founding editor of Microsoft's imprint 8080 Books takes voluntary retirement

The Auzou Group acquires Gulf Stream Éditeur

The Auzou Group acquires Gulf Stream Éditeur

US publishers file lawsuit against Google for 'training Gemini on copyrighted books'

US publishers file lawsuit against Google for 'training Gemini on copyrighted books'

German book market records sales slip in 2025 for second year running

German book market records sales slip in 2025 for second year running

Latest Features

Comic Republic CEO Jide Martin on the growth of Africa's biggest graphic-novel company

Comic Republic CEO Jide Martin on the growth of Africa's biggest graphic-novel company

Voices of Today: the new prize aiming to boost Chinese-to-English translation

Voices of Today: the new prize aiming to boost Chinese-to-English translation

As the Nosy Crow flies: how the British children’s indie became big in Beijing

As the Nosy Crow flies: how the British children’s indie became big in Beijing

Aussie rules: how presses Five Mile and Smith Street are reversing the flow from the UK

Aussie rules: how presses Five Mile and Smith Street are reversing the flow from the UK

Breaking through: why Taiwanese kids’ authors are gaining a global reach

Breaking through: why Taiwanese kids’ authors are gaining a global reachSPONSORED ARTICLE

Latest News

Waterstones to open new bookshop in Brussels

Waterstones to open new bookshop in Brussels

Penguin Random House staff volunteer for National Year of Reading

Penguin Random House staff volunteer for National Year of Reading

Founding editor of Microsoft's imprint 8080 Books takes voluntary retirement

Founding editor of Microsoft's imprint 8080 Books takes voluntary retirement

The Auzou Group acquires Gulf Stream Éditeur

The Auzou Group acquires Gulf Stream Éditeur

US publishers file lawsuit against Google for 'training Gemini on copyrighted books'

US publishers file lawsuit against Google for 'training Gemini on copyrighted books'

German book market records sales slip in 2025 for second year running

German book market records sales slip in 2025 for second year running

Comment

Opinion from The Bookseller and other columnists

Bringing British bookselling to Sicily

Bringing British bookselling to Sicily

by Mia McTigue-Rodriguez

Will an English indie approach work in a rural Italian town?

The gaze: the diet and the gym

The gaze: the diet and the gym

by Osvalde Lewat

As an African woman wishing to become an author, I have faced challenges I never imagined.

Why can't the British be more French about comics?

Why can't the British be more French about comics?

by Emma Hayley

We’ve got young readers hooked on graphic novels – but where will they go next?

Why Europe's latest Meta ruling matters

Why Europe's latest Meta ruling matters

by Raphael Tsavkko Garcia

International approaches to AI legislation are diverging. Which way will the UK go?

Comment

Opinion from The Bookseller and other columnists

Bringing British bookselling to Sicily

Bringing British bookselling to Sicily

by Mia McTigue-Rodriguez

Will an English indie approach work in a rural Italian town?

The gaze: the diet and the gym

The gaze: the diet and the gym

by Osvalde Lewat

Why can't the British be more French about comics?

Why can't the British be more French about comics?

by Emma Hayley

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