Publishing

Beatriz de Moura, Tusquets Editores founder, dies aged 87

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Beatriz de Moura, founder of Tusquets Editores and key figure in Spanish publishing, has died in Barcelona on Friday aged 87. The publisher announced her death on social media, describing her as a 'brilliant and unprejudiced woman, cosmopolitan and combative'. She led the imprint for over four decades, now owned by Grupo Planeta since 2012.

May 2026 sees surge in new queer book releases

Publishers are releasing a wide array of new queer titles this month ahead of Pride celebrations.

New books by tove ditlevsen and vanessa hua released

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A selection of 20 new books hit shelves today.

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Colombian publishing sector grew 7.5% in 2025, surpassing $1 trillion

Colombia's printed book market grows 6% in 2025

Colombia's printed book market grew 6% in units in 2025, well above the nearly flat global average, according to a NielsenIQ BookData report unveiled at Filbo. The international landscape shows stability, with Colombia ranking among top performers alongside India and Brazil. Experts point to growth potential with rising incomes and greater reading awareness.

Grace Coddington to release new photography book this fall

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Longtime Vogue creative director Grace Coddington will publish 'Grace: Now' this October through Phaidon. The book celebrates her recent collaborations with 13 leading photographers. It coincides with her 85th birthday.

New children's book 'Are You Here?' explores enduring love

As spring approaches, Jenny Robinson Clark releases her debut children's book 'Are You Here?', which gently addresses grief and the signs of loved ones' presence after death. Inspired by the author's personal loss, the book encourages families to notice subtle reminders of connection. It publishes on March 17 and will be available on major platforms.

Evie Woods releases new novel after returning to Ireland

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Bestselling author Evie Woods, known for The Lost Bookshop, has released her latest novel, The Violin Maker's Secret, following her move back to Ireland from Canada. In interviews, she discussed her transition from self-publishing to traditional publishing and the inspirations behind her work. The book explores themes of fate and unexpected gifts through a magical violin story.

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