American Fiction: Oscar-nominated film shows publishing’s racial challenges – review
Oscar-nominated movie “American Fiction” satirises the publishing industry’s inherent tendency to diminish Black writers’ experiences.
Women of colour still underrepresented in publishing
Exploring the representation of women of colour in publishing and strategies for a more inclusive industry.
Jewish Book Council launches initiative to combat antisemitism
Jewish Book Council launches initiative combating antisemitism in literature, fostering a safe, inclusive literary community.
Inclusive Books for Children: Sarah Satha on awards and diversity in kidlit
Explore Inclusive Books for Children’s journey, promoting diversity in kids’ literature through their inaugural award show.
Florida school asks for parents’ consent over Black History Month reading
Florida school sparks controversy over parental consent for reading events in Miami-Dade area under new laws.
Why Google Doodle is celebrating James Baldwin – best books by writer
Google Doodle celebrates James Baldwin’s centenary, honouring his legacy in literature and civil rights for US Black History Month.
New Anne Frank novel marks life before diary
Discover the untold story of Anne Frank before her diary in Alice Hoffman’s new novel, a poignant, historically rich journey.
Florida school district pulls 700 books, impacting Jewish works
Florida school district removes almost 700 books, including works by Jewish authors and writings about the Holocaust.
PEN America to tell authors when books are banned
PEN America and Scholastic unite to inform authors about when their books are banned, and protect the freedom to read.
Ex-soldier jailed for arson plot attack on left-wing bookshop
Ex-soldier sentenced to prison for planning arson attack on left-wing bookshop fuelled by extremist beliefs.