AGP Executive Report
Last update: 9 hours agoNew Releases: November’s science-fiction and fantasy picks range from space-spy adventures to queer fairy tales, while a separate roundup spotlights children’s books for tough days and good laughs. Literary Voices: Korean novelist Kim Hong-shin says his new novel, Judas’ Mother, is meant to rebuke historical wrongdoing; the book marks 50 years since his literary debut. Reader Events: Bookaroo brought 5,000 children together in Srinagar, while Seoul bookseller dbBOOKS is pairing its warehouse sale with a book talk and book swap. Whitby’s four-day literature festival also returns with more than 50 author events. Books and Places: A new feature explores how hotels linked to writers—and settings in novels such as Agatha Christie’s Evil Under the Sun—let readers step into literary worlds.
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