At the 2026 London Book Fair, China showcased cultural heritage and digital innovation through 4,000 titles and global collaborations, emphasizing balanced, human-centered international publishing.

Peruvian literary icon Alfredo Bryce Echenique, famed for *A World for Julius*, has died at 87.

The Sydney Writers Festival 2026 features diverse authors, including Randa Abdel-Fattah, sparking debate over her past remarks, while emphasizing open dialogue on global issues.

Claire and Jamie are stunned when Frank’s posthumous book predicts Jamie’s death and reveals his true identity.

Rakesh Sharma's new book urges family business leaders to prioritize values, communication, and governance over profit.

A best-selling book hit its highest sales since the 1990s amid rising interest in top authors.

Ten years after Brexit, Scottish author James Miller highlights lost EU funding and benefits in his book, stressing Scotland’s pro-EU sentiment and the need for continued cooperation.

Activists Gloria Steinem and Leymah Gbowee co-authored a children's book, *Rise, Girl, Rise*, sharing their lives and activism to inspire resilience and justice in young readers.

Julie Hatton, 51, died seven months after MND diagnosis, inspiring her husband’s memoir 'No Plan B.'

A new collection of Virginia Woolf’s early stories, feminist gothic fiction, a psychedelic consciousness study, fungal horror, and a mystery about a wrongful conviction are among this week’s literary releases.