Adele Signs Multi-Million Pound Autobiography Deal
Global superstar Adele has secured a monumental publishing deal for her autobiography, alongside discussions for a highly anticipated world tour, in a career-defining move.
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AI-Generated Fairytale Becomes Unexpected Bestseller
In a publishing first, an AI-generated fairytale has become a literary sensation, sparking debate on creativity, authorship, and the future of storytelling.
Tom Gauld Satirises 'Classic Novels Reworked for Men'
Acclaimed cartoonist Tom Gauld brilliantly satirises gender-based marketing with his latest cartoon, imagining classic literature rewritten with stereotypically 'masculine' themes for a male audience.
Paramount Faces Film Industry Boycott Over Israel Deal
Hollywood giant Paramount Pictures faces a major industry backlash and boycott calls after signing a lucrative co-production deal with Israel, as the Gaza conflict continues.
Meanjin Journal faces closure in Melbourne University restructure
Former Foreign Minister Gareth Evans leads outcry as Melbourne University Publishing announces closure of esteemed literary journal Meanjin, sparking protests over cultural heritage loss.
Dan Brown Announces New Thriller Novel After Six-Year Hiatus
Bestselling author Dan Brown breaks his six-year publishing silence, announcing a new thriller set across Europe's historic cities. Discover the details of his long-awaited return to the literary world.
Brian Lewis, publisher who championed Dylan Thomas, dies at 96
The remarkable story of Brian Lewis, the visionary publisher who championed Dylan Thomas and shaped 20th-century literature from a tiny Welsh bookshop.
Elizabeth Gilbert Pulls Novel After Ukrainian Backlash
Bestselling author Elizabeth Gilbert makes an unprecedented publishing move, halting her novel 'The Snow Forest' in solidarity with Ukraine. Discover the full story behind her powerful stand.
Reach PLC Announces Restructuring, 450 Jobs at Risk
UK publishing powerhouse Reach PLC, owner of the Daily Mirror and Express, has unveiled a significant restructuring plan that could lead to 450 job cuts. The move is a strategic response to a challenging print market and rising costs, aiming to refocus on
Jacqueline Wilson Told "One Book Per Year" Was Enough
Beloved children's author Dame Jacqueline Wilson shares the shocking publishing advice she received early in her career, defying limits to become a literary icon.
Google's AI Search Triggers 'Existential Crisis' for Publishers
The seismic shift to AI-powered Google Search has triggered an 'existential crisis' for UK online publishers, with some seeing web traffic collapse by up to 90%. Discover how the tech giant's new direction is dismantling traditional media business models
Meanjin Literary Journal Closes After 85 Years
The shocking closure of Australia's venerable literary journal Meanjin after 85 years sparks outrage and sorrow, highlighting a deepening crisis for the nation's cultural institutions.
Meanjin Literary Journal Faces Closure in Funding Shock
Melbourne University Publishing announces the cessation of funding for the esteemed literary journal Meanjin, sparking outcry from Australia's cultural community and raising concerns for the future of literary arts.
Morrissey Sells The Smiths' Rights: Music Empire For Sale
Iconic frontman Morrissey announces the sale of his entire stake in The Smiths' business empire, including publishing rights and royalties, inviting offers from 'any interested party' in a monumental music industry move.
Nepo Baby Backlash: Truth About Celebrity Offspring
An in-depth look at the 'nepo baby' phenomenon sweeping the entertainment industry, from Hollywood to the UK. Discover how celebrity children are taking over film, music, and directing roles, and the fierce debate it's sparking about privilege and talent.
Google News Adds The Independent To Elite 'Preferred' Sources
Google News has elevated The Independent to its prestigious tier of 'preferred' publishers, a significant move that will boost the outlet's visibility to millions of users and shape the digital news landscape.
UK carmakers face massive fines over missed EV sales targets
British car manufacturers are bracing for significant financial penalties after failing to meet the government's Zero Emission Vehicle (ZEV) mandate targets for 2024. With EV sales lagging, the industry calls for urgent government support to boost consume
Female insiders: More Noel Clarkes will emerge without change
Exclusive: Female whistleblowers from the UK entertainment industry issue a stark warning that systemic abuse and harassment will continue unless deep-rooted cultural and structural changes are implemented, preventing another Noel Clarke scandal.
How Richard Osman's Cosy Crime Captivated Gen Z
Richard Osman's pensioner-sleuth novels are defying publishing logic, becoming a viral, cross-generational phenomenon. Discover why Gen Z is embracing cosy crime and the secrets behind the series' record-breaking success.
Wired & Business Insider Accused of Secret AI Article Publishing
An explosive investigation reveals major media outlets Wired and Business Insider are publishing AI-authored articles without proper disclosure, sparking a fierce debate on media ethics and transparency in the digital age.
HELLO! Editor's Untold Secrets of Royal Exclusives & Star-Studded Parties
HELLO! Magazine's Editor, Rosie Nixon, reveals the whirlwind reality of glossy mag life—from surviving star-studded parties on empty stomachs to the intense pressure of landing world-first royal baby photos. Discover the untold stories behind the glamour.
Irvine Welsh: A Candid Portrait of a Literary Maverick
A raw and unfiltered documentary delves into the chaotic genius of Trainspotting author Irvine Welsh, exploring his tumultuous journey from Edinburgh's schemes to global literary stardom.
Data Reveals Stark Gender Gap in UK Reading Habits
Startling new data analysis reveals a growing gender divide in reading habits. This in-depth investigation explores whether men are abandoning books, the cultural forces at play, and the profound societal implications of this modern literary crisis.
Anglophone literature's declining global appeal
Once dominant, English-language literature is losing its universal appeal as global readers seek diverse voices beyond the Anglo-American canon.
Health experts urge ban on corporate school materials
Leading health professionals call for a ban on educational resources sponsored by food, drink, and gambling firms, citing risks to children's wellbeing.
Trump's AI-Generated Book Deal with News Corp Sparks Debate
News Corp has announced a collaboration with Donald Trump to release an AI-written follow-up to his bestselling memoir 'The Art of the Deal', sparking debate over authenticity and ethics in publishing.
Ariana Grande calls showbiz 'incredibly addictive'
Pop sensation Ariana Grande reflects on the relentless grind of the entertainment industry, calling it 'addictive' and admitting she struggles to step away despite its challenges.
Penguin's First Paperback: A 1935 Literary Revolution
Discover the groundbreaking moment in 1935 when Penguin Books published its first paperback, changing literature forever. A look back at the birth of affordable books.
Author Slams 'Pointless' Celebrity Memoirs
A bestselling author has sparked debate by criticising the flood of 'pointless' celebrity memoirs, questioning their literary value and public appeal.
Young women writers and male literary criticism
A look at whether the literary world is becoming more inclusive and less dominated by male opinions that often marginalise young female writers.
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