On the new wave of Holocaust publishing
There have always been books that have emerged from the darkness of the Holocaust – the Diary of...
Read More
Category: BLOG
Amazon and the five-book slap in the face
By Roger Tagholm Amazon continues its role as Disrupter-in-Chief with its multi-book deal...
Read More
IPA Nairobi: Thiong’o provides a fable For African publishing’s future
Roger Tagholm There is little doubt that the real star of the International Publishers...
Read More
‘ChimaMichelle’ Fever Heads for London
Let’s hope they’ve strengthened the roof at the Royal Festival Hall on London’s South Bank because...
Read More
Freedom to Publish Can be a Tricky Path
By Roger Tagholm Let’s imagine you are an educational publisher. You have a range of books...
Read More
The Role of Publishing in the Global Refugee Crisis
As the present global refugee crisis continues to outpour, with migrants fleeing war from across...
Read More
Celebrating a Great Ocean Liner of Books
Roger Tagholm Foyles on London’s Charing Cross Road is surely the most famous bookstore in the...
Read More
Can Emerging Markets be the Answer to Global Readers’ Quest for New, Fresh Content?
I believe there is a very bright future for emerging markets in the world of books and publishing....
Read More
Why Should Arab Publishers Get in Digital Publishing?
With the prevalence of eBooks, the US and the European publishing markets fostered debates such...
Read More