Government pauses plans to change UK copyright exhaustion framework
Society of Authors responds to announcement #SaveOurBooks
Society of Authors responds to announcement #SaveOurBooks
Announcing Sarah Enany as the winner of the 2021 Saif Ghobash Banipal Prize for Arabic Literary Translation. A unanimous choice for the excellence and readability of both its original and translated versions. The winner of the 2021 Saif Ghobash Banipal Prize for Arabic Literary Translation is Sarah Enany for her translation of The Girl with Braided…
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A look ahead at the issues that will define much of our work over the next twelve months.
The fifth round of our Authors in the Health Crisis survey is now open.
“SOMETIMES I FEEL…” by SARAH MAYCOCK wins the UK’s sole award for creative educational writing.
UPDATE 29 November 2021: The National Library of New Zealand (NLNZ) announced today that it has paused its plans to donate these volumes to the Internet Archive for digitising and sharing online. National Librarian Te Pouhuaki Rachel Esson said, ‘We are taking some time to look at all available options that align with our collection…
Decision to appoint four new SoA Council members ratified at the union’s AGM on 18 November 2021
The Society of Authors has announced six shortlists for its annual Translation Prizes.
Shortlist announced for the UK’s sole award for creative educational writing
Members of the SoA have elected Charles Harris, Juliet McKenna, Hugh Roberts and Tim Tate to join the union’s Management Committee. They will join the Board after the organisation’s 2021 AGM on 18 November, when Samantha Collett, Woodrow Phoenix and Hugh Roberts (who has been re-elected for a further term) complete their three-year terms. Katharine Quarmby,…
72 authors receive grants to buy time to write and complete research, including the inaugural World of Books Impact Award