European Publishers Sold $23.3 Billion in Books in 2015

In 2015 the 28 countries that are members of the EU generated €22.3 billion ($23.36 billion) in total annual sales, according to a new report by the Federation of European Publishers (FEP) issued last week. The number is up slightly from 2014, when total revenue was €22 billion. Continue reading at 'Publishers Weekly'

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Four Questions for...Publishing Scotland's Marion Sinclair

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Facebook, Email Most Effective for Crowdfunding Books on Inkshares

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Clare Hall-Craggs joins Book Trust as Woodfine leaves

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PW Asks: What Books Have Contributed to the Conversation Around Race and Racism in America?

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Authors on the Air August 10, 2015: Kay Wills Wyma

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One Year After Michael Brown’s Death: 5 Books on Faith, Race, and Reconciliation

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Publishers Struggle With Flat Market

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