The seminar listings on the London Book Fair website have greatly expanded since I last looked a few weeks ago, and as usual, it all looks great. I love the Author HQ area especially, because I aspire to become successful enough to appear on a panel or give a talk there myself one of these days. And to pick up useful hints and tips of course. But the other seinar streams are not to be missed either.

The must-visit sessions for me this year at the moment are as follows. I daresay some of them will clash, so I will need to make some tough choices. But hopefully this list will whet your appetite too.

11 go-to sessions:

• Editing Culture/ The Culture of Editing
• Taking the fear out of AI - ethics, machine versus human, and real-life applications
• Academic Research: How Free Should it Be?
• How I Write - David Baldacci
• Nielsen Book: Books & Consumers annual survey - understanding consumer book buying behaviour
• An Introduction to Kindle Direct Publishing: Finding Readers Through Marketing and Engagement
• Page Central: The future of Typesetting, leveraging the power of HTML and browser
• Key points to watch out for in contracts, and why (Society of Authors)
• Collaborative Digital Marketing
• 'Doing it Live': Taking Book Campaigns to the Next Level
• Audiobooks