Publishing

I used to read a lot of novels in English during my school college days. Little did I know then, that many of them were not directly written in English. Those were narratives with such deep subtexts from different landscapes and cultures…

Publishing houses follow an elaborate process of seeking, negotiating and acquiring permission from copyright holders (who could be the original writer, an estate, a literary agent, a relative, and so on) to use the material that they wish…

DK, an award-winning global publisher, creates illustrated reference books that are sold in over 100 countries and published in 63 languages. DK at the forefront of technology “Adapt or perish, now as ever, is nature’s inexorable…

The ‘digital’ range of Parragon India will include over 2000 titles across various categories like storybooks, reference books, and lifestyle books in a phased manner.

The Indian Virtual Book Fair was started as an attempt to cope with the crisis that hit the publishing ecosystem as India went into lockdown in March 2020. One major aspect of the discussions was how to publish, promote and deliver books to…

Emma House brings information on TUTI books and Oratia Media, winners of Bologna Prize for the Best Children’s Publishers of the Year.

Tina Narang, Publisher, Children’s Imprint, HarperCollins India shares the various initiatives taken by them to reach out to children during the pandemic and to satisfy their curiosity about the pandemic without creating fear and anxiety.

Encyclopedias have always been an effective foundation for self-learning and with the advent of numerous digital learning platforms, the new series of Encyclopedias from Parragon, aims to re-invent the absorption of knowledge through an…

says Ranjeet Pratap Singh, Cofounder, Pratilipi, in conversation with All About Book Publishing.

Monica Malhotra Kandhari, Managing Director, MBD Group shares her views on the current status of K-12 publishing in India, which was majorly hit due to the Covid-19 pandemic. Excerpts.