Book sales are up this year over last year, and physical books are thriving qz.com/1510303/ via Quartz

Kierkegaard argued that anxiety stemmed from the “dizziness of freedom,” the paralysis that comes from infinite choice and possibility. That was in 1844. Imagine what he would have thought about today.nytimes.com/2019/01/15/boo…

Aristides de Sousa Mendes was his name. He helped Jews escape the Holocaust. He died unknown. nyti.ms/2HAGGZi

Elton John reveals title and cover of autobiography thebookseller.com/news/elton-joh… via The Bookseller

Books within books: the bestsellers we'll never get to read theguardian.com/books/booksblo…

O guia de Matt Haig para sobreviver ao século XXI e à ansiedade da vida moderna: observador.pt/2019/04/25/o-g… via Observador

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Lost Flowers won General Fiction Book of the Year at the ABIA a couple of nights ago. This was my acceptance speech, in which my core muscles got the workout of their life holding me upright. I’m so grateful for this great honour. instagram.com/tv/Bw_k8mnlncV…

Hate Reading? Do It Anyway! blogs.publishersweekly.com/blogs/shelftal…

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Murió el escritor Leopoldo Brizuela :-( lanacion.com.ar/2247536 via LA NACION

A adaptação do livro "A Vida Invisível de Eurídice Gusmão" - publicado em Portugal pela Porto Editora -, chega a Cannes hollywoodreporter.com/amp/news/canne…

Cruel interactions and pointed 1960s racial tensions, will be exploited on-screen, At least I’ll be able to count myself among the haughty legions to parrot that timeworn phrase, “Yeah, but did you read the book? It’s so much better.” wapo.st/2UFUnMM?tid=ss…

Fernanda Montenegro sobre «A Vida Invisível de Eurídice Gusmão», o filme do Livro publicado em Portugal pela Porto Porto Editora facebook.com/fernandamonten…

A VIDA INVISÍVEL DE EURÍDICE GUSMÃO, o filme inspirado no livro com o mesmo nome - publicado em Portugal pela Porto Editora - ganhou o GRAND PRIX do Un Certain Regard no Festival de Cannes. Enquanto não chega o filme, não percam o livro: uma pérola.

«Lá, onde o vento chora» é o romance de estreia da bióloga naturalista de 70 anos Delia Owens. Sem dúvida, um dos livros do ano, agora publicado em Portugal pela Porto Editora.

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Brevemente, também em edição portuguesa nytimes.com/2019/10/10/boo…

SIRA a carismática e inesquecível protagonista d'O tempo entre costuras está de regresso

We are THRILLED to announce the 2022 #WomensPrize shortlist 🎉 Huge congratulations to our shortlisted authors! Discover these six spectacular books now: bit.ly/Shortlist_2022