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The international source for book publishing and bookselling news, reviews, and information.
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    It’s late June and Paris is in the grip of a heat wave. Speaking via Zoom from his studio in the Les Lilas suburb, graphic novelist Lucas Harari wears a green quick-dry towel over his bare shoulders. Two electric fans struggle to hold the heat at bay. “I use a wet towel and the
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    ★ In her “arresting” dystopian middle grade novel BUILDING 903, Lois Lowry “conjures a hyper-surveillance state that mirrors contemporary attitudes surrounding censorship and control”
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    A year after teaming with partners to form the Unified Publishing Group, Forefront's Jonathan Merkh sees a bright future for hybrid publishing and for Forefront.
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    The equivalent of U.S. House Bill 7661, Senate Bill 4925 seeks to amend the Elementary and Secondary Education Act of 1965 to prohibit funding for school books and other resources said to contain “sexually oriented material.”
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    Ahead of this year’s San Diego Comic-Con, PW reveals that comics creator Christian Ward is continuing their partnership with Oni Press beyond the release of their upcoming miniseries The Forever Home, which you can exclusively preview here.
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    Series-launching fantasy adventures, innovative mash-ups, and exciting remixes of familiar classics feature in this season’s middle grade offerings. Read more buff.ly/F4nh5Nf
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    A man revisits his traumatic adolescence after the death of his wife in this arresting dual-timeline thriller from British barrister Imran Mahmood. It’s a winner. @randomhouse
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    This season’s business titles critique Big Tech, assess AI’s influence on the workplace, and emphasize collaboration. Gloria Steinem and Bob Woodward tell all, while American giants from Tom Brady to Toni Morrison receive comprehensive biographies. The perils of AI, the rise of
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    After publishing her last several novels with Ballantine, Taylor Jenkins Reid is returning to Atria with a new book about two con women in the 1970s, slated for March 2027.
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    Two big announcements for Marvel comics: Stephen Wacker will take over as editor-in-chief, and the comics department is moving from New York City to Burbank, Calif.
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    In this piercing essay collection, Pulitzer winner Rivera Garza meditates on entangled legacies of land, labor, and climate change. These impressionistic histories smolder and glow. @randomhouse
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    A big house move, an epic nocturnal bike ride, and a celebratory parade feature in this season’s picture books, which lean into life’s anchors and twists. Read more publishersweekly.com/pw/by-topic/ne…
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    Don Leeper, founder and CEO of the Minneapolis-based book design and printing company Bookmobile, has retired and sold the business to entrepreneur and former tech exec Michael Shoemaker.
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    David Walter, the former executive director of client services at Circana BookScan, has announced bookinsights.ai, a new venture to help publishers interpret and integrate data into their decision making. buff.ly/WNf5c5D
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