AGP Executive Report
Last update: an hour agoStreaming & Adaptations: Apple TV’s “Cape Fear” (based on John D. MacDonald’s novel) is surging in Spain and worldwide, climbing Apple TV charts after the first episodes. Rights Education via Comics: New York City schools released “Know Your Rights,” a 32-page comic for immigrant families, using real cases and sanctuary-city rules to explain what students should do if ICE is involved. Literary Spotlight: Maggie O’Farrell’s “Land” (Tinder Press) is reviewed as a haunting Ordnance Survey-era novel about mapping, famine memory, and how “ordered lines” can’t capture lived history. Publishing/Books & Culture: The BBC documentary “Rivals: Messi v Ronaldo” and related book coverage keep the sports-legend reading wave going, with “The Messi Effect” highlighted as a major new soccer title. Travel Reading Culture: A roundup of women-only tours for 2026–2027 leans into culture and community—another reminder that book audiences often overlap with experiential travel.
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