and more.
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Bologna to Launch Virtual Fair, Rights Platform
On May 4, the Bologna Children's Book Fair is launching a series of online initiatives, including virtual events and exhibitions, and the new Bologna Children’s Book Fair Rights Exchange, an online marketplace for rights.
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2020 Bologna Children's Book Fair Is Canceled
Due to the spread of the new coronavirus in Italy, the organizers of the Bologna Children's Book Fair have canceled this year's fair.
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Hachette Latest to Leave Behind Bologna
Hachette Book Group is the third Big Five U.S. publisher to pull out of the rescheduled Bologna Children's Book Fair, following Simon & Schuster and Penguin Random House.
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PRH Pulls Out of Rescheduled Bologna Book Fair
Penguin Random House has become the second of the Big Five U.S. publishers to announce it would not attend this year's rescheduled Bologna Children's Book Fair.
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S&S Pulls Out of Bologna, Fair Offers Refunds
Simon & Schuster has pulled out of this year’s rescheduled Bologna Book Fair; the fair says it will make a decision about the future of this year's event before the end of the month.
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Select Spanish-Language Titles: March 2020
A listing of recent and upcoming Spanish-language books.
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Bologna Book Fair Moves to May Due to Coronavirus
The Bologna International Children's Book Fair has been rescheduled to May due to the spread of the COVID-19 coronavirus; it had originally been planned to run from March 30 to April 2 and will now be held from May 4 to May 7.
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Spain’s Publishing Goliaths Trade Blows
Penguin Random House Grupo Editorial and Planeta's fight for supremacy of Spanish-language publishing was on full display at the 2019 Guadalajara International Book Fair.
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Guadalajara Book Fair Continues to Grow in Importance
The largest book event for publishers and authors in the Spanish-speaking world is burgeoning in size and value year after year.
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Montreal's Book and Translation Fair Stirs Envy
English-speaking Canada has no equivalent to the Salon du Livre de Montréal, which attracted more than 100,000 French-language book buyers. The annual event, which took place last week, is also a forum for Canada's publishers to talk shop and trade rights.
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