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Graham Taylor, Chair of the IPA Educational Publishers Forum IPA Education Conference at The London Book Fair will debate international use of technology in

A pub in the West Country looks set to go further than simply offering pints of beer and packets of crisps, as it is also planning to provide a library

A key figure in the German publishing market has revealed the secret to his success - persisting with the values of the past, even when working in the

As The London Book Fair Author of the Day on Tuesday, Elif Shafak carries the torch for Market Focus country Turkey, a place she still calls home and whose

Summary: A petition with more than 10,000 names is opposing library cuts in Sheffield. The people of Sheffield have revealed their determination to prevent

LONDON, 3 APRIL —The London Book Fair is delighted to announce that this year’s book fair will feature the first ever literary ‘pop-up’ version of The Club at The

Random House saw its operating profits jump by a record 75 per cent year on year in 2012, reaching £275 million, with sales also soaring by 22 per cent to a

With one eye on the situation in the US, where a number of small and indie booksellers have fallen on hard times as a result of increased competition from large

In a few short years, author and illustrator Liz Pichon has become a firm favourite with children in Britain and around the world. The London Book Fair's

It's thirty years since William Boyd was chosen as one of Granta's Best of Young British Novelists and, rather to his surprise, he's still writing

The University of Nebraska Press has acquired leading historical non-fiction publishing house Potomac Books, which will continue to operate under the guidance

American publisher Melville House, which was launched in 2001 by Dennis Johnson and Valerie Merians, is to open a brand new company in Britain that will operate