Among focal book-publishing markets described by Nielsen’s Hazel Kenyon at Frankfurter Buchmesse are some ‘nations of keen book buyers who see books as a luxury item, yet will still pay out for them.’
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Executive Talk at Frankfurt, Simon & Schuster UK’s Perminder Mann: ‘Publishing Is a People Business’
Still new in the top seat at Simon & Schuster’s UK, Australian, and Indian divisions, Perminder Mann is all about her team.
Brazil Widens Its Frankfurt Presence, in the Week and Weekend
Brazil’s book chamber: rights catalogue availabilities, opportunities for professional training, and a public-facing program on the weekend. By Talita Facchini | @talitafacchinii This Year, ‘An Even Stronger Presence’ ith a new project making its debut at Frankfurter Buchmesse this week, Brazil continues its mission to expand its presence at the trade fair and showcase its literature to the world. The …
Brazil’s Book Business: A Fourth Industry-Wide Meeting
The 300-person conference at Guarujá brings publishers, distributors, booksellers, and printers together for an industry update.
Brazil’s FLIP: A Festival That Embraces Its Town of Paraty
The literary festival called ‘FLIP’ is an example of a Brazilian events that supports the book market with integrated events.
In Brazil, São Paulo’s 2025 A Feira do Livro Pacaembu
The open-air São Paulo fair held its fourth edition for the public, with conferences for publishers and booksellers during the run.
June Showcased Many of Brazil’s Literary Interests
The 40th Bienal do Livro reportedly drew 740,000 attendees, a 23-percent increase over the previous iteration in 2023.
Brazil’s Publishers Release New Book Market Research
Brazil’s book market is reported to have grown in 2024, with digital content at nine percent of revenue.
Rio Becomes UNESCO’s 2025 World Book Capital
Brazil’s Bienal do Livro is being redesigned as a ‘Book Park’ to be June’s centerpiece attraction of the UNESCO World Book Capital year.
Brazil’s Book Market: Consumer Research Reflects Price Perceptions
Survey respondents in Brazil tell Nielsen BookScan they find physical-store pricing a barrier to book-buying.