Raja Natarajan, Deputy Managing Director, SAGE India, shares what makes SAGE India a great place to work. AABP: Congratulations on SAGE India getting certified GREAT PLACE TO WORK.’ What was the company’s first reaction on hearing the…

How has SAGE succeeded in India? What has been the strategy? What is the way forward, shares Vivek Mehra, MD and CEO, Sage India. I am often asked about SAGE’s strategy in India. I am usually at a loss for words on trying to answer this…

Innovative ideas, new perspectives, fresh energy… Gen-X publishing professionals are dynamic and eager to take their companies to newer heights. All About Book Publishing met one such young professional in the book publishing industry.…

Most people who read books are not lovers of books. Perhaps not even the majority of critics who review them. A book reviewer wanting to do his job honestly and competently must get a genuine feel of the book. He must attempt to know what…

There’s a lot happening in the children trade publishing. Indian authors, illustrators and of course Indian publishers are gaining recognition like never before. So, how is the industry today - healthy, competitive or crowded? finds out…

After extensive and meticulous planning by FIP and IPA, the 32nd International Publishers Congress finally ended on a high note! Together, the IPA and FIP had built a three-day programme peppered with fascinating international speakers who…

“The history of publishing in Hindi still awaits to be written,” quips Prof. Francesca Orsini in The Hindi Public Sphere (1920-1940). True for a language that changes its dynamics with each financial quarter, one does desire a pause button…

Debajyoti Datta, Shishu Sahitya Samsad (P) Ltd shares how the Bengali language publishing has evolved, the challenges now and how the industry can be revived. Publishing in Bengali has a history of more than two hundred years and a very…

-José Borghino, Secretary General, International Publishers Association (IPA) AABP: For those who were unable to attend the Congress, how would you describe it to them? José: Well, I would definitely say that they missed out on something…

Kerala is witnessing a boom in literary festivals, with over six events happening in the state in a year alone, and all of them are bringing book lovers in droves. More than 150,000 people attended the four-day Kerala Literature Festival,…