- Jamaican author Marlon James wins the Man Booker Prize; Ta-Nehisi Coates among National Book Award finalists. (Los Angeles Times)
- “It’s like being allowed to mess about with a national treasure.” Penguin celebrates the 100th anniversary of the Ladybird children’s guides with eight new satirical titles for adults. Artist sued for doing the same thing strikes back. (The Shortlist/The Guardian)
- Marvel moves up Ant-Man sequel, bumping release date of Captain Marvel, its first female-led superhero movie. (Women Write About Comics)
- Finland still seeing the benefits of being named last year’s guest of honour at Frankfurt Book Fair. (Sorry, Canada.) (Publishing Perspectives)
- London Book Fair looks to recognize the world’s best book store. (TeleRead)
- Penguin Random House aims to increase adult library market with new focused marketing group. (Good e-Reader)
- Audible launches virtual reality version of Locke & Key graphic novel series. (Fast Company)
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