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PULP FICTION. Yellowface, Rebecca F Kuang's satire of the publishing industry, was one of last year's most talked-about novels, selling 1.5m copies. And there might be a sequel, she tells Pandora Sykes.

• Source: Sunday Times (London, England). 2024, pages. 24

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New Titles: Non-fiction: November: What we are watching is proving a valuable source of inspiration for publishers as book-based adaptations come to the fore.

• Authors : Sandersons, Caroline

• Source: The Bookseller. 2023, Issue 6031, pages. 1

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New Titles: Non-fiction October: Much has been upended in the past few months, but the heft of October's non-fiction offer can always be relied on--and this year is no exception

• Authors : Sanderson, Caroline

• Source: The Bookseller. July 10, 2020, Issue 5892, p40, 18 p.

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New Titles: Non-fiction: September: An already bumper month for non-fiction books is added to by a weight of titles moved from spring and summer as a result of the Covid-19 pandemic

• Authors : Sanderson, Caroline

• Source: The Bookseller. June 12, 2020, Issue 5888, p20, 18 p.

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WRITERS TO WATCH SPRING 2020: The authors of these 10 unflinching fiction debuts offer nimble explorations of weighty issues: technology, precarious labor, incendiary political movements, government censorship, immigration, and femicide

• Authors : Seidel, Matt

• Source: Publishers Weekly. Jan 13, 2020, Vol. 267 Issue 2, p22, 6 p.

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New Titles: Non-fiction August: This month sees the publication of some timely books reminding us of the importance of the natural world, and how vital it is for us to protect and preserve it

• Authors : Sanderson, Caroline

• Source: The Bookseller. May 8, 2020, Issue 5883, p30, 12 p.

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Scottish publisher in mix for fiction award.

• Authors : Kite, Lorien

• Source: The Financial Times. 2016, pages. 6

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Science and STEM fiction dominate at Shanghai Children's Book Fair

• Source: The Bookseller. Nov 22, 2019, Issue 5864, p8, 1 p.

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That We May Live: Speculative Chinese Fiction

• Authors : Park, Emily

• Source: Booklist. March 1, 2020, Vol. 116 Issue 13, p34, 1 p.

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Grylls' grit helps survival expert's star to rise in China's children's market: British explorer Bear Grylls, a client at Peters, Fraser & Dunlop, has enjoyed astronomical success in China with his middle-grade fiction

• Source: The Bookseller. August 17, 2018, Issue 5811, p23, 1 p.

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