The 50th Buenos Aires International Book Fair broke attendance records with 1.34m visitors and expanded 50,000 sqm space, cementing its status as the leading Spanish-language publishing marketplace.
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Fifth edition of Feria de Editores’ fellowship programme for French, Spanish and Italian publishers runs 4–9 August 2026 in Buenos Aires.
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FILCO 2026 drew 360,000 visitors with 40% sales growth. Lebanon announced as 2027 Guest of Honour. Analysis for publishing professionals.
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Italian publishing giant Feltrinelli opens its first bookstore outside Italy in Montevideo — a deliberate cultural bet on Uruguay over Buenos Aires or Mexico City.
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Industry stakeholders working on assumptions aligned with the Statista forecasts will have much to be cheerful about, and the full insights of NielsenIQ will make for fascinating reading.
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We are not here to explore. We are here to win market share.
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In 2024, 17,989 new titles were published in Colombia, with 37.9 million copies sold, signalling a strong rebound in production and demand.
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Publishers must recognise that the digital age demands a reorganisation and reimagining of anachronistic frameworks created in another era for another era.Publishers must recognise that the digital age demands a reorganisation and reimagining of anachronistic frameworks created in another era for another era.
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It’s not clear from reportage quite how the auction house got away with allowing this treasure to be sold at auction without checking its providence properly.
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Thirty-six literary works by Quilombola and Roma authors will be awarded, providing an opportunity for these stories to reach a broad audience, whether they are newcomers or established writers.
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Watching the global AI scene evolve, it’s clear that many publishers and authors in the US, and even more in the UK, blindly fixating on these issues and unable/unwilling to see the bigger picture thanks to a handful of Luddite influencers, stand to be left behind as AI-assisted publishing moves forward without them.
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Apartheid ended in the early 1990s, meaning that for younger TNPS readers, the names of Fidel Castro and Nelson Mandela may be as meaningless as Jose Marti. A reminder of the importance of publishing in keeping history alive for future generations.
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