A Frankfurt-Paris Fellow, Karla Kutzner is the founder of Berlin’s InterKontinental press with a bookstore and literature festival.
At Frankfurt: Books-to-Screen Events Include Producers and Publishers
At Frankfurter Buchmesse, screen adaptation takes stage on October 20 with several events programmed across the trade show.
China Bestsellers in July: Etiquette and Education
With summer school titles driving contemporary classics sales, China’s July charts were busy with a robust interest in etiquette.
In Berlin, Two Literary Agencies Merge To Form Gaeb & Eggers
Petra Eggers and Michael Gaeb have consolidated their agencies and are operating from their newly merged company in Berlin.
Rights Edition: Kamran Sardar Khan on Books and Screens
‘Visual adaptability, unique hooks, strong characters’: East End Film’s Kamran Sardar Khan on what producers need from publishers.
China Bestsellers in April: Adaptations and Tours
Three editions of one 2008 book were on OpenBook’s April bestseller fiction lists in China, powered by a new, touring stage adaptation.
Torino’s Book Fair Braves the Storm: 215,000 Attendees
Torino’s 35th international book fair with its professional program and rights center, succeeded amid torrential rains, flooding.
US Market in April: Down 2 Percent in Print Unit Sales
The month of April in the States, per Circana data tracking, saw only 11 ‘designated market areas’ in truth growth this spring.
In Canada: Kids Can Press’ Lisa Lyons Johnston To Depart
The longtime chief of Kids Can Press in Toronto, Lisa Lyons Johnston, is being replaced by a team of three in a Corus Entertainment shakeup.
China Bestsellers in January: A Three-Adaptation Problem
Now with three serial adaptations either on the air or in post-production, Liu Cixin’s ‘The Three-Body Problem’ rockets up the charts.