Exclusive Interview With the London Book Fair Director on Reading Technology and the Future of Publishing
From March 10 to 12, publishers, writers and readers from around the world gathered at the 2026 The London Book Fair , where stories leapt from the pages of books into real life. As artificial intelligence, screen adaptations and digital reading continue to reshape the publishing landscape, how can book fairs maintain their appeal? And in an age dominated by screens, how can reading continue to move people? In an exclusive interview, reporter May Zhao spoke with Emma Lowe ,
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