AGP Executive Report
Last update: 2 hours agoRoyal Memoir Fallout: Piers Morgan says his legal fight over Earl Spencer’s Diana tell-all is “going ahead,” after Spencer apologized for at least one error in Swan Song: Diana, My Sister—keeping royal publishing drama front and center. AI & Literary Prizes: France’s Académie Goncourt removed Canadian Haitian writer Thélyson Orélien’s debut from its longlist, citing plagiarism claims and findings it was “in all likelihood” largely AI-made. Publishing & Rights: Skybound and Image Comics preview connecting variant covers for Universal Monsters: The Bride of Frankenstein Lives (Oct. 28). Children’s Books & Community: Estevan author Marie Donais Calder releases What Can You Do When You Live in a Shoe?; and Life to Paper Publishing backs juvenile detention memoir The Light Within the Walls. Local Library Moves: Washington Parish Library launches an Angie branch community survey ahead of a January opening. Book Culture & Deals: Glacier Bay Books expands its Sweet Shop digital manga platform; and a new Kit Calder Files mystery, The Vanishing at Table Nine, debuts for readers.
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