AGP Executive Report
Last update: 40 minutes agoAwards: Waterstones has unveiled its 20-book shortlist for 2026, featuring Booker contenders Douglas Stuart, Elizabeth Strout and Rebecca Perry alongside debut authors and children’s titles. Booksellers choose the winner. Publishing & AI: Publishers from seven markets will meet in Seoul next week to discuss AI’s impact on acquisitions, translation, copyright and other parts of the publishing process. New Writers: Bridget Jones author Helen Fielding is launching a free comedy-writing prize for unpublished writers in northern England, with entries opening Nov. 27. Fan Frenzy: Sarah J. Maas’s new ACOTAR novel is drawing midnight crowds and selling out launch events, reviving the book-release party as a major retail moment. Press Freedom: Filipino journalist Philip Lustre says he will continue his book project on Vice President Sara Duterte despite a cyberlibel case brought by her husband.
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