AGP Executive Report
Last update: 10 hours agoUK Book Market: Sally Rooney’s publisher Faber will stop supplying her books in Britain after the author said royalty payments could expose the company to criminal liability under laws targeting support for Palestine Action, which the government has designated a terrorist group. Digital Publishing: China’s online literature market more than doubled to 57.47 billion yuan between 2021 and 2025. Overseas revenue grew 45% last year, as the number of works distributed abroad approached one million. Bookselling: Germany’s Thalia reported sales of €2.3 billion, underscoring the scale of Europe’s largest bookseller. Audiobooks: Spotify has entered Egypt’s audiobook market, aiming to expand access to Arabic content and digital reading. Bestsellers: Anne Carson’s Nobel Prize win sent demand surging, with Indigo reporting a sales jump of more than 10,000%.
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