The London Book Fair has evolved to reflect the ‘new ecology’ of publishing and shift in confidence, says Faber’s Stephen Page.
There’s No Such Thing as “Normal,” say UK Publishing CEOs
Several UK CEOs set the agenda going into next week’s London Book Fair. Top of the list: communicating with consumers and coping with the relentless pace of change in publishing.
The Secrets Behind Brand Faber
Faber’s Will Atkinson spoke in Frankfurt about the publisher’s success with its branding initiatives.
What James Franco’s ‘127 Hours’ Has in Common with Publishing
Amazon.com’s deal to publish the debut novel of actor James Franco, star of 127 Hours, underscores traditional publishing’s increasingly untenable position.
UK Publishers Seek ‘Most Thrilling Outcome for Readers and Writers’
UK publishers are ready to capitalize on digitization as evidenced by the smart, pointed discussions at Monday’s Bookseller Futurebook Conference.
What is the ‘New’ Publisher?
The ‘new publisher’ is a creative intermediary between the author and reader, and not merely a gatekeeper
Will Publisher’s Murder Cast Pall Over Nairobi’s Storymoja Hay Festival?
By Edward Nawotka This weekend came the shocking news that Faber and Faber finance director David Tebbutt was shot dead and his wife kidnapped while staying at a beachside Kenyan resort. The event is likely to cast a shadow over the Storymoja Hay Festival which starts this Thursday and runs through the weekend in Nairobi. Overseas guests expected to appear at the …
My Favorite Book of the Summer: Alina Simone’s You Must Go and Win
Push all other books aside and clear a few hours for Alina Simone’s You Must Go and Win!. Of all the books I read this summer, it was by far the most fun.
Authors Ask Agents: What Are The Publishers Doing for Us?
Publishers Launch London conference considered several issues: territoriality, metadata and the role of publishers in the age of digital DIY.
What Can Publishers Do To Make E-Books Appealing as Gifts?
Faber Chief Executive Stephen Page believes “the challenge of gift to digital” is one of the major issues yet to be resolved in the book business. By Edward Nawotka In today’s feature story about the state of the UK book market, Faber Chief Executive Stephen Page noted the increased importance of gifting for physical books and believes “the challenge of gift …
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