AGP Executive Report
Last update: 11 hours agoAI & Reading Habits: A new commentary argues that Gen Z’s heavy digital use is hurting deep reading and comprehension, echoing concerns raised by US education assessment results. Publishing & Bookselling: Used bookstores are dealing with “suspicious” bulk orders amid fears that physical books are being destroyed after being scanned for AI training. Literary Resurgence in Spain: Jacqueline Harpman’s I Who Have Never Known Men is surging via BookTok/TikTok, with Spain’s Alianza reissuing it and reporting sustained growth beyond a one-off spike. Cultural Heritage & Exhibitions: The Bayeux Tapestry is set for a major British Museum run, with record ticket demand and a rare return after nearly 1,000 years. Publishing/Media Rights: SBS and Canal+ are among international buyers for the John le Carré adaptation Legacy of Spies, which will stream in Spain and other territories. Books & Events: Spain-relevant literary momentum includes festival and author-tour announcements, such as Jaipur Literature Festival’s 20th edition plans for January 2027. Society & Migration: An opinion piece highlights the Ceuta tragedy as part of a wider humanitarian crisis across borders.
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