Neil Blair’s High Line Publishing Studio aims to be the answer to the silent boycott of Israel in the literary world. But could the initiative end up creating a literary ghetto of its own?
Gili Izikovich
10:10 PM • October 22 2026 IDT
The private room at the brasserie on Old Queen Street in Westminster was filled with familiar faces from London’s Jewish community elite and the city’s publishing scene. Small dishes were served before the speeches, during which Neil Blair, a renowned literary agent and businessman, announced the launch of a new international publishing house: High Line Publishing Studio.
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