AGP Executive Report
Last update: 6 hours agoLocal Journalism & Publishing: Watertown Daily Times is making downtown office space available for lease as it reshapes operations for digital growth while keeping print production running. New Books for Readers in Need: Texas author Braylon D. Kelley sets a July 1 release for “Gianna and the Voice of the Voiceless,” a faith-based children’s book for families facing miscarriage, stillbirth, infant loss, and other grief. Faith, Healing, and Memoir: Ralph Good releases “ALTAR OF AUTHORITY,” a memoir-theology guide aimed at helping readers recognize spiritual abuse and reclaim freedom. Civics for Young Readers: Dr. Olapeju Simoyan’s “Sweet Land of Liberty” pairs photography and stories behind U.S. symbols and songs for the Declaration’s 250th anniversary. Publishing Industry Recognition: Foreword Reviews names University of Nebraska Press Indie Publisher of the Year. Reading Culture & Access: Grand Rapids comptroller Max Frantz sues after city hall changes that critics say undermine an independent watchdog—an issue that could ripple across Michigan. Books Meet the World: The Barbican’s autumn theatre season brings a major Haruki Murakami stage adaptation, with Murakami appearing in conversation and readings.
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