#publishing

#publishing

Thomas Neurath led Thames & Hudson for over fifty years, merging energy and intellectual rigor to develop its publishing lists while remaining a modest figure shunning publicity.

GlobeScribe.ai charges $100 per book, per language for translation services, providing a valuable option for traditional and self-published authors.

The $297 collector's edition of Grace Given features shimmering gilded edges, a simulated white antique leather cover, lush full-color illustrations, and a flocked slipcase with gold-foil detailing.

The fan fiction about Draco Malfoy and Hermione Granger, known as Dramione, gained widespread popularity in 2023 and 2024, particularly through social media platforms like TikTok.

"Readers seem to enjoy these memoirs - or at least they're buying them. So why should anyone care? I'm all for anyone reading anything they want, high or low, art or trash..."

In a world of mindless, automated production, Gaspereau Press stands as a testament to craftsmanship and the enduring love for the written word.

This study of Toni Morrison's tenure as a senior editor at Random House draws on interviews, archival research, and correspondence to cast her as a formidable driver of cultural change.

Freddie Forsyth’s journey from struggling freelance to bestselling author showcases the unpredictability of publishing, marking the ending of traditional journalism's wealth generation.

Lisi effectively laid out a blueprint that is reflected in Passage's efforts to mainstream far-right writers by selling their work, offering high-end editions, and convening public events.

A published book remains the definitive marker of authority amidst abundant content and short attention spans, demonstrating expertise that social media cannot replicate.

Draft Day is an opportunity for writers to finally publish that draft they've been holding onto, encouraging creativity and engagement in a supportive environment.

Anyone can publish on HackerNoon—no paywalls, no applications—just click "Write" at the top right corner of the HackerNoon homepage and start drafting.

O'Brien stated, "I was just diving into fairytales, which I grew up on and love. I have books on the shelf behind me that are from when I was a kid, that are full of dark, weird stories."

This week’s episode of Wait, Wait, Don’t Tell Me! offered a blend of humor, storytelling, and celebrity appearances, with a focus on the quirks of modern life.