AGP Executive Report
Last update: 7 hours agoU.S. Poetry Publishing: Lost Horse Press will release Vortex: Selected Poems—the most substantial English-language selection of Vasyl Stus’s work to date—bilingual with Ukrainian originals, tracing his arc from early experiments to prison-era meditations. Library & Community Events: Ohio University’s CTLA is running fall 2026 book groups on Teaching With AI and Joyful Online Teaching, while Nebraska’s Northeast Community College hosts author Barbara Salvatore for a free Sept. 16 reading on Indigenous and immigrant histories. Middle-Grade Adaptation: Katherine Applegate’s Crenshaw is headed to comics: Feiwel and Friends will publish a graphic novel adaptation by Yai Rhynn in autumn 2028. Comic-Book Buzz: DC previews Batwoman #7 (Kate Kane returns as Poison Ivy’s chaos spreads), and Marvel tees DNX #1 with a Xavier-family mutant crossover. Book Culture in India: Lucknow’s Gomti Book Festival opens with hundreds of stalls and major political push for youth reading, including distribution of Modi’s Exam Warriors. Publishing Spotlight: St. Martin’s Press publishes ER: The Oral History on Sept. 15, revisiting how the medical drama’s $13M episode deal reshaped TV publishing and entertainment history.
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