Every month, Publishing Trends runs fiction international bestsellers lists from four territories–France, Germany, Italy, and Spain. This month, our four regular territories are joined by two more: Switzerland and the United Arab Emirates. Those books that have been published in English are listed with their official English-language title. All others are translated as literally as possible…Continue Reading
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Tagged A Bit of Madness in the Spring, A Monster Calls, After You, Alessia Gazzola, Alex Capus, All the Light We Cannot See, Among People, And Next Door Waiting The STar, Andrea Camilleri, Anthony Doerr, Antonio Manzini, Arnaldur Indridason, Arne Dahl, Arturo Perez-Reverte, Aurelie Valognes, B.A. Paris, Behind Closed Doors, Benedict Wells, charlotte link, Check Point, Cometh the Hour, Di Schoni Fanny, DInah Jeffires, douglas kennedy, Elena Ferrante, Elizabeth Strout, Elke Heidenreich, Emma Cline, Emma Donoghue, Even in the Nettles, Everything No Co, Falco, Fernando Aramburu, France, From the End of Loneliness, Germany, Get Even, Giacomo Mazzariol, Gianrico Carofiglio, Gounelle Laurent, Guillaume Musso, Harry Potter and the Cursed Child, Henning Mankell, Hidenori Kusaka, Hitman Anders and the Meaning of It All, Homeland, Ildefonso Falcones, In the Forest, Italy, J. K. Rowling, jean-christophe rufin, Jeffrey Archer, Joel Dicker, John Grisham, Jojo Moyes, jonas jonasson, Juli Zeh, Kiera Cass, liane moriarty, Life is Good, M.R. Carey, marco malvaldi, Martina Cole, Matteo Strukul, Michael Connelly, Mirage, My Brilliant Friend, My Brother Runs After the Dinosaurs, My Name is Lucy Barton, nele neuhaus, Operation Napoleon, Patrick Ness, Paula Hawkins, Paulo Coehlo, Pedro Lenz, Pokemon Adventures, Rogue Lawyer, Rosa Montero, Seven Minus One, simon beckett, Six Cases to Barlume, Spain, Stegano Benni, Summer Cool, switzerland, Teutoburg, The Book of Baltimore, The Crossing, The Day I Learned to Live, The Decision, The Doctors A Dynasty in Power, The Family Chapel and Other Stories, The Girl on the Train, The Girl with all the Gifts, The Girls, THe Gods of Guilt, The Heirs of the Earth, The Husband's Secret, THe Magic Bottle, The Meat, The Present Moment, The Selection, The Spy, The Swedish Wellies, The Tea Planter's Wife, The Wonder, The World in the Black, Thomas Melle, United Arab Emirates, Valerio Manfredi, Whispers of the Dead, White Orphans
Nielsen’s annual Children’s Book Summit took place on Oct 27th in Manhattan’s Financial District. With an overflow crowd in attendance, the daylong conference delivered information that went well beyond Nielsen’s own data and analytics. The day was filled with stats and information from a range of speakers on what kids are reading, what devices they’re using, and—to the surprise…Continue Reading
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Every month, Publishing Trends runs fiction international bestsellers lists from four territories–France, Germany, Italy, and Spain. This month, our four regular territories are joined by two more: Australia and China. Those books that have been published in English are listed with their official English-language title. All others are translated as literally as possible from the original….Continue Reading
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Tagged 7/7/2007, A Bit of Madness in the Spring, A Game of Thrones - The Story Continues, A.S. Patric, After You, Alessia Gazzola, Amelia Nothomb, Among People, Antonio Manzini, Atles Land, Benedict Wells, Claire McFall, Claire North, clara sanchez, Compass, Crazy! Guibao 16, Desorientale, Diana Gabaldon, Dominic Smith, Donna Leon, Dorte Hansen, Elena Ferrante, Elizabeth Strout, Elke Heidenreich, Emma Cline, Eric-Emmanuel Schmitt, Erri de Luca, Eternal Youth, Everything No Coincidence, Facing the Sea, Falcones, Faye Gael, Fernando Aramburu, Ferryman, Francoise Bourdin, From the End of Loneliness, Gabriel Garcia Marquez, George R.R. Martin, Giacomo Mazzariol, God Does Not Live in Havana, Gu Man, Harry Potter and the Cursed Child, Henning Mankell, Hitman Anders and the Meaning of It All, Homeland, Hope Farm, Isabel Bogdan, J. K. Rowling, Jean-Paul Dubois, Jock Serong, Joel Dicker, Jojo Moyes, jonas jonasson, Journey Under the Midnight Sun, Joy Fielding, Juli Zeh, Just One Smile is Very Alluring, Keigo Higashino, Laurent Gaude, Leila Slimani, Listen to our Defeats, Liu Cixin, Lorenzo Silva, Lu Yao, massimo carlotto, Mathias Énard, Melina Machetta, Miracles of the Namiya Grocery Store, My Brilliant Friend, My Brother Runs After the Dinosaurs, My Name is Lucy Barton, Negar Djavadi, One Hundred Years of Solitude, Ordinary World, Outlander, Paula Hawkins, Peggy Frew, Raphaëlle Giordano, Riquet the Tuft, Simona Vinci, Small COuntry, Swedish Rainboots, Sweet Song, Tell the Truth Shame the Devil, Teutoburg, The Book of Baltimore, The Devotion of Suspect X, The Exposed Nature, The First Truth, The Four Legendary Kingdoms, The Girl on the Train, The Girls, The Heirs of the Earth, The Kite Runner, The Last Painting or Sara De Vos, The Man Who Saw Through the Faces, The Peacock, The Rules of Backyard Cricket, The Sister, The Story of a New Name, The Succession, The Sudden Appearance of Hope, The Three-Body Problem, The Tourist, Those Who Leav, Valerio Manfredi, When Light Strikes, Where the Scorpions, Yasmina Khadra, Your Second Life Begins When You Understand You Don't Have One
PT Picks: The Visitors by Simon Sylvester (Melville House, 2015) From Samantha: I really enjoy reading mysteries, and I really enjoy reading books with a supernatural or mystical element. The twain do not often meet, but they did in The Visitors by Simon Sylvester. This book combines the two effortlessly, making for a great beginning-of-fall…Continue Reading
Be it tweets, blog posts, or marketing materials, content produced by book publishers is traditionally about the books they publish. But that’s not always the case. Some publishers are hosting blogs with “publisher agnostic” content, meaning the site will feature books and authors they don’t publish. In fact, some of these websites all but obscure…Continue Reading
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Every month, Publishing Trends runs fiction international bestsellers lists from four territories–France, Germany, Italy, and Spain. This month, our four regular territories are joined by two more: Portugal and Malaysia. Those books that have been published in English are listed with their official English-language title. All others are translated as literally as possible from the original….Continue Reading
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Tagged 7/7/2007, A Blameless Man, A Game of Thrones, After You, Agnes Martin-Lugand, All the Light We Cannot See, Among People, Andrea Camilleri, Angelika Schrobsdorff, Anna Todd, Anthony Doerr, Antonio Manzini, Atles Land, Bitter Coffee, Camilla Läckberg, China Rich Girlfriend, Christine Feehan, David Foenkinos, Dirty Pretty Things, Doardo Abinati, Donna Leon, Dorte Hansen, Elisabet Benavet, Elke Heidenreich, Everything No Coincidence, Fiona Barton, Five Corners, From the End of Loneliness, George R.R. Martin, Georges Simenon, Giacomo Mazza, Guillame Musso, Han Kang, Harry Potter and the Cused CHild, History of a Scoundrel, Hitman Anders and the Meaning of It All, I am Expected, Isabel Bogdan, J. K. Rowling, Jane Gardam, Joel Dicker, John Grisham, Jojo Moyes, jonas jonasson, Jose Rodrigues dos Santos, Joy Fielding, Juli Zeh, Julia Navaro, Karl Ove Knausgård, Kevin Kwan, Lorenzo Silva, Losing Promise, Lucinda Riley, Mario Vargas Llosa, Maurizio Marcello, Maxime Chattam, me before you, Meanwhile Bojangles, Megan Maxwell, Michael Faudet, Michel Bussi, My Brilliant Friend, My Brother Runs After the Dinosaurs, My Island, My Memory is Stronger than You Forgetfulness, My Struggle Vol. 4, Nothing More, Olivier Bourdeaut, One with You, Paloma Sanchez-Garnica, Pedro Chagas Freitas, Peridis, Philip Roth, Raphaëlle Giordano, Raymond Chandler, Rogue Lawyer, Serenata Unnamed, Shadow Rider, Simonetta Angello Hornby, Sorry, Sylvia Day, The Book of Balitmore, The Brooklyn Girl, The Catholic School, The Curse of Queen Leonor, The Day the Sky Falls, The Fatal Coma, The Girl on the Train, The Human Stain, The Lion Tamer, The Long Goodbye, The Mystery of Henri Pick, The Olive Tree, The Other End of the Line, The Passenger of the Polarys, The Peacock, The Purple Pavillion, The Sister, The Vegetarian, The Waters of Eternal YOuth, The Widow, Time is Killer, Where the Scorpions, You're Not Like Other Mothers, Your Second Life Begins When You Understand You Don't Have One
Superhero movies – and to an extent TV shows – are one of the biggest trends in entertainment of recent years. But success on the screen doesn’t guarantee comic book sales. To better analyze the correlation, I took a look at the trade paperback sales of two comic books for two of the most popular…Continue Reading
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