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SPECULATIVE CANADA: ECW aims to give readers what they want: new voices in science fiction and fantasy

• Authors : Albert, Jen R.

• Source: Publishers Weekly. September 27, 2021, Vol. 268 Issue 39, p20a, 1 p.

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Historical Fiction Hot in Europe.

• Authors : Nawotka, Ed

• Source: Publishers Weekly. 2018, Vol. 265, Issue 43, pages. 1

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Another 'novel' Bologna: fiction reigns as the international fair remains a fruitful showcase for publishers.

• Authors : Maughan, Shannon; Roback, Diane; Eccleshare, Julia

• Source: Publishers Weekly. 2004, Vol. 251, Issue 19, pages. 6

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Indie Spotligh: This month's thematic roundup of BookLife titles focuses on history and historical fiction with military themes.

• Source: Publishers Weekly. November 22, 2021, Vol. 268 Issue 47, p108, 3 p.

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Women's fiction big at Frankfurt.

• Authors : Deahl, Rachel

• Source: Publishers Weekly. 2006, Vol. 253, Issue 41, pages. 3

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New fiction tops lists.

• Authors : Andriani, Lynn

• Source: Publishers Weekly. 2010, Vol. 257, Issue 17, pages. 1

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New Fiction in France Germany, Spain.

• Authors : Andriani, Lynn

• Source: Publishers Weekly. 2010, Vol. 257, Issue 50, pages. 1

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Vampire novels, Nordic fiction.

• Authors : Andriani, Lynn

• Source: Publishers Weekly. 2010, Vol. 257, Issue 29, pages. 1

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Fiction, nonfiction mix it up.

• Authors : Habash, Gabe

• Source: Publishers Weekly. 2012, Vol. 259, Issue 4, pages. 1

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Word for word: sharing translation costs gets foreign fiction into diverse markets.

• Authors : Thornton, Matthew

• Source: Publishers Weekly. 2008, Vol. 255, Issue 31, pages. 1

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