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Lucy Nathan

Lucy Nathan

Verified

Reporter, BookBrunch

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Interfaith and blended families, notable personalities. actors, parenting health, food. Profiles on authors

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Anything about adult publishing.

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Total articles 22

  • The State of Sales for English-Language Editions in Europe

    By Lucy Nathan Verified| Publishers Weekly Verified Across Europe, English-language editions are becoming increasingly popular, which affects the sales of local translated editions. Since last year’s Frankfurt Book Fair, when European publishers proved cautious but keen to hear about new titles, English-language editions have markedly increased their share of the European market. There are a number of factors that are boosting the sales of English-language editions.

    By Lucy Nathan Verified · Publishers Weekly

    Nov. 05, 2024

  • Frankfurt Book Fair 2024: A Feeling of Optimism

    By John Maher Verified, Lucy Nathan Verified, Ed Nawotka, Natasha Poliszczuk Verified| Publishers Weekly Verified By John Maher and Lucy Nathan, with reporting by Ed Nawotka and Natasha Poliszczuk |@ The five-year anniversary of Covid-19 is just months away, but at this year’s Frankfurt Book Fair, the pandemic felt like a thing of the past.

    By John Maher Verified, Lucy Nathan Verified, Ed Nawotka, Natasha Poliszczuk Verified · Publishers Weekly

    Oct. 17, 2024

  • The State of Sales for English-Language Editions in Europe

    By Lucy Nathan Verified| Publishers Weekly Verified Across Europe, English-language editions are becoming increasingly popular, which affects the sales of local translated editions. Since last year’s Frankfurt Book Fair, when European publishers proved cautious but keen to hear about new titles, English-language editions have markedly increased their share of the European market. There are a number of factors that are boosting the sales of English-language editions.

    By Lucy Nathan Verified · Publishers Weekly

    Nov. 05, 2024

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BookBrunch

London, England, United Kingdom