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Discover the 2024 Hugo Awards voting fraud uncovered by Glasgow’s Subcommittee, affecting nearly 400 votes.

Explore Books2Door’s record growth in 2024, strategic team expansions, and innovative educational publishing initiatives.

Taylor & Francis faces backlash from academics over its AI deal with Microsoft, impacting author rights and royalties.

Tilly Fitzgerald thanks supporters who signed an open letter after her dismissal from Waterstones over gender issues social media comments.

Waterstones bookseller Tilly Loves Books dismissed for criticising author’s gender-critical views on social media.

Arnaud Lagardère reinstated as CEO of Lagardère SA after legal challenges, embezzlement claims, and corporate restructuring.

Prominent author Neil Gaiman denies sexual assault allegations reported in Tortoise Media’s four-part podcast.

Landslide win by the Labour Party welcomed by UK publishing and creative sectors, who are optimistic about support for creative industries.

Nine UK literary festivals, who cut ties with Baillie Gifford, call for financial support to sustain cultural events.

Four coroners since December have alerted Amazon about suicide-related deaths linked to purchased materials and books.

Author and activist Arundhati Roy awarded 2024 PEN Pinter Prize, to share honour with a courageous writer on October 10.

Internet Archive faces major setback as court rules in favour of publishers, impacting access to 500,000 books.

Explore how UK’s Libraries Change Lives Week highlights the crucial impact of libraries in communities amid financial challenges.

Recent scrutiny of Fossil Free Books and corporations pulling sponsorship exposes deep-seated biases within the literary community.