AGP Executive Report
Last update: 6 hours agoBestseller Rush: Sarah J. Maas’s sixth ACOTAR novel hit shelves on October 27, drawing midnight-release crowds; the seventh book is slated for January 2027. Library Dispute: IISER Pune removed Umar Khalid’s book on Adivasi history after online objections, saying it wanted to avoid “misunderstanding or unrest.” Stage and Screen: Graeme Armstrong’s gang-culture novel The Young Team is headed to the Edinburgh Festival Fringe next summer, with a London and Glasgow tour to follow; a BBC series is also filming. Festival Fallout: Palestinian-Australian author Randa Abdel-Fattah is returning to Adelaide Writers’ Week in 2027, a year after her removal sparked a boycott and the festival’s cancellation. Mumbai’s Past: At the Godrej Literature Live! festival, Jehangir Sorabjee launched Bombay: An Illustrated History, tracing the city’s changing identity through photographs and illustrations.
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