AGP Executive Report
Last update: 8 hours agoPublishing Rights: SLKY World snapped up global rights to Rwanda-based author Lamana Ali’s sci-fi/fantasy novel THE CELESTIAL ASHES, re-edited with a new cover for an early-2027 release. Book-to-Community: A DAR chapter donated copies of Johnny Tremain to Waldo County’s “Little Libraries,” keeping Revolutionary War kids’ fiction circulating through free book exchanges. What We Can’t See (Books): A new reading spotlight pairs Eloy Moreno’s Invisible (bullying and being overlooked) with Riley Sager’s The Unknown (a chilling disappearance mystery). Crime & Culture: A Tupac murder trial is set to begin with prosecutors leaning heavily on a defendant’s own tell-all book and interviews. Tech + Privacy for Writers: A roundup argues modern surveillance is reshaping crime fiction plots, forcing authors to account for cameras and data trails. Literary Fiction: Tansy Troy’s eco-adventure The Great Nicobar Journey imagines lawmakers being confronted by the island’s animals.
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