A study by Catalina Pons-Estel Tugores and Marcos González Sánchez looks at the often-overlooked meeting points between faith, public institutions and island life.
The Media Coalition has been named the first recipient of the International Publishers Association's Freedom of Expression Defenders Award, announced at the Frankfurt Book Fair.
The International Publishers Association’s 2026 study of 22 countries finds self‑censorship pervasive and legal protections increasingly outpaced by practical restrictions.
The International Publishers Association released a Global Survey of Educational Publishing, presented at its 35th Congress in Kuala Lumpur on 5 July 2026.
Author Ryan T. Pozzi explains why writing matters, how he tackles writer’s block, and what excites him about the increasingly porous world of contemporary publishing.
Alicia J. Rouverol explains how writing serves as a tool for understanding the world, shares her habits for overcoming creative stalls, and celebrates the release of her novel “Granite Rock” with Bridge House.
Maria de Lourdes Victoria says writing sustains her, a 5 a.m. habit and nature walks with her dog help her stay creative and combat writer’s block.
David González unveils the video podcast “Este libro del que usted me habla,” a monthly live‑stream that places the printed book at the centre of cultural conversation.
Facing growing user fatigue with embedded artificial intelligence, librarians in Philadelphia and Maine are offering seminars that teach how to block AI functions on popular devices and services.
The Goncourt Academy is set to propose a rule change that would explicitly forbid the use of artificial intelligence in works submitted for its prestigious literary prize.
