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Ukrainian Publisher Ranok Loses Eight Million Books
A Russian drone strike destroyed eight million books at publisher Ranok's Kharkiv warehouse, wiping out over 85% of its stock.
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Min Jin Lee's American Hagwon completes her Korean trilogy
Min Jin Lee's third novel, 'American Hagwon,' concludes her Korean trilogy by exploring the intense pressures of the Korean education system.
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Louise Kennedy's Stations novel inspired by Belfast to Naas move
Louise Kennedy's new novel Stations draws on her childhood move from Belfast to Naas, exploring themes of dislocation and regret.
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World Kid Lit Month 2026 Spotlights Nine New Translations
Words Without Borders marks the 10th World Kid Lit Month with a list of nine newly translated picture books, middle-grade, and young adult titles.
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Anita Brookner's 1982 Office Portraits Revisited
Ben Campbell examines a series of previously unpublished photographs of novelist Anita Brookner, taken by his father for the London Review of Books.
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Richard Malka on Books, Law, and the Need to Write
French lawyer and author Richard Malka discusses the books that shaped him, from childhood science fiction to classical literature.
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Bonnier Books Acquires Nextory in Swedish Audiobook Market
Bonnier Books, owner of BookBeat, has agreed to acquire audiobook streaming platform Nextory, pending regulatory approval.
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ACFW Conference Draws 328 Christian Fiction Writers
The 25th American Christian Fiction Writers conference in Memphis hosted 328 attendees for workshops, networking, and awards.
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Rachel Cusk's 'Life of M' Probes Celebrity and Fiction
A London Review of Books piece analyzes Rachel Cusk's novel 'Life of M,' which uses a Natalie Portman-like actress to explore fame and inner life.
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Alix E. Harrow wins 2026 Hugo Award
The 2026 Hugo Awards have been announced, with Alix E. Harrow winning Best Novel for 'The Everlasting'. Other winners include Amal El-Mohtar, John Scalzi, and a graphic novel adaptation of Ursula K. Le Guin's 'A Wizard of Earthsea'.
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Susan Farrell on Dresden in Vonnegut's Work
Scholar Susan Farrell analyzes the historical reality of Dresden that Kurt Vonnegut encountered as a prisoner of war, contrasting it with the city's portrayal in fiction.