Author: Mark Williams

20 World Book Day stories not to be missed

Posted by Mark Williams | Apr 27, 2018 | Afghanistan, Africa, Azerbaijan, Bangladesh, Botswana, Caribbean, Europe, Ghana, Global Publishing, India, Iran, Iraq, Latin America, Malaysia, Mongolia, Rwanda, South Africa, Taiwan, The global book market, Trinidad & Tobago, tswana, UK |

Unless you’ve been riding camels in the Gobi Desert in Outer Mongolia, snorkeling in the...

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Kazakhstan, Colombia, Argentina, Malaysia, Dominican Republic, South Africa, UAE, Guinea Conakry and many more… Millions of book lovers are descending on global book fairs this week. And that’s nothing unusual

Posted by Mark Williams | Apr 26, 2018 | Abu Dhabi, Africa, Book Fairs, Children's Books, Colombia, Dominican Republic, Dubai, Egypt, Eurasia, Europe, Ghana, Global Publishing, Greece, Guinea Conakry, Iran, Kazakhstan, Malaysia, Middle East, Oman, Publishing Brief, Saudi Arabia, Sharjah, South Africa, The global book market, United Arab Emirates, Vietnam |

In Argentina today the Buenos Aries International Book Fair kicks off. It runs from April 26...

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World Book Day snapshot: Borneo and Ghana

Posted by Mark Williams | Apr 26, 2018 | Africa, Borneo, Children's Books, Ghana, Global Publishing, Publishing News, S.E. Asia, The global book market |

It’s a truth universally acknowledged that the global book market is the USA, the UK, a handful...

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Kazakhstan’s Eurasia Book Fair gets underway in Astana

Posted by Mark Williams | Apr 26, 2018 | Book Fairs, Eurasia, Kazakhstan, Publishing Brief, Publishing News, The global book market |

The annual Eurasia Book Fair kicked off in Kazakhstan yesterday, just one among countless book...

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ADIBF PAY app sets the scene for a digital books explosion in the Arab markets

Posted by Mark Williams | Apr 25, 2018 | Abu Dhabi, Book Fairs, Dubai, Ebooks, Global Publishing, Iraq, Middle East, Print, Publishing Brief, Sharjah, Smartphones & Tablets, The global book market, United Arab Emirates |

Digital debates are nothing new at the Arab book fairs, but 2018 may prove the tipping point in...

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