AGP Executive Report
Last update: 11 hours agoFilm Adaptation Buzz: Julianne Moore and Elle Fanning are set to star in Moonsong, a biopic based on Leonard S. Marcus’s book about Margaret Wise Brown, with Martin Scorsese attached as executive producer and production slated for spring 2027. Literary Loss: Historian and author Douglas Card, known for From Camas to Courthouse: Early Lane County History, has died at 90. Publishing & Culture: A new Routledge title, Seamus Heaney and the Art of Translation, spotlights Heaney’s translation craft, while David Shukman’s The Response argues climate reporting must feel personal, not abstract. Children’s Books & Learning: Amish Tripathi launches a middle-grade quiz series, and UK train operators back the Summer Reading Challenge with free activity packs and reading sessions. Community Reading Events: “Murder by The Book” returns July 16 in Yankton for mystery talk and synopses. New Releases Spotlight: Holly Jackson’s Not Quite Dead Yet and Michael Connelly’s The Proving Ground both get fresh review coverage. Pop-up Book Art: LA’s Central Library unveils a record-seeking giant pop-up, Luceros y Penumbras, for its centennial.
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