AGP Executive Report
Last update: 12 hours agoPublishing & Books: Pushkin Press debuts John Broderick’s banned-in-1961 Irish novel “The Pilgrimage,” while Hodder & Stoughton spotlights Antonia Senior’s “Stalin’s Apostles” on the Cambridge Five. Crime & Courts: A Houston officer-involved shooting led to charges against Letonto Gaspard; in Utah, a bus driver received federal prison for child sexual abuse material. True Crime & Reading Culture: Suffolk County Sheriff says Gilgo Beach killer Rex Heuermann has spent years in solitary reading crime novels and even exchanged letters with another jailed killer. Theatre & Adaptations: Dorset Theatre Festival opens with “Deceived,” a thriller adaptation of Patrick Hamilton’s “Gas Light.” Local Book Life: The Rabbit Hole, an independent shop run by former teachers, opens in Grimsby. Sci-Fi/Screen Buzz: Spielberg’s “Disclosure Day” keeps drawing attention, and Gene Shalit—NBC’s beloved “Today” critic—has died at 100. Big Tech/Space: SpaceX’s IPO made Elon Musk the world’s first trillionaire as shares surged.
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