How a Scrappy New Publisher Landed 25 Books on the Best-Seller List in a Year
Scarlett St. Clair transformed her career from librarian to successful author after her self-published novel went viral on TikTok, leading to a publishing deal.
The Taylor Swift Theory of Book Publishing
Taylor Swift's self-publishing of her book signals a move towards greater author autonomy and challenges traditional publishing models.
Pros and Cons of Self-Publishing Your Book Vs. Traditional Publishing
Authors have various publishing options - traditional publishing or self-publishing through platforms like Amazon.
How a Scrappy New Publisher Landed 25 Books on the Best-Seller List in a Year
Scarlett St. Clair transformed her career from librarian to successful author after her self-published novel went viral on TikTok, leading to a publishing deal.
The Taylor Swift Theory of Book Publishing
Taylor Swift's self-publishing of her book signals a move towards greater author autonomy and challenges traditional publishing models.
Pros and Cons of Self-Publishing Your Book Vs. Traditional Publishing
Authors have various publishing options - traditional publishing or self-publishing through platforms like Amazon.
How Bluesky hopes to win over publishers (and users)
Bluesky is positioning itself as a favorable platform for publishers, promising to prioritize their content and facilitate independent verification.
Council Post: Tips For Getting Your Book To Trend On Social Media
Utilizing social media strategically is crucial for book visibility and engagement.
Tailoring content to specific platforms enhances reach among targeted readers.
Meet Jack Edwards, the Viral Librarian of Gen Z
Jack Edwards exemplifies the transformative influence of social media on the publishing industry and author marketing.
News publishers may be flocking to Bluesky, but many aren't leaving X
Despite calls for publishers to abandon X, many major outlets are choosing to stay due to community engagement.
The Screenshot That Proves You're a 'Real' Writer
The Publishers Marketplace book-deal post has become essential for authors, marking their transition from aspiring writers to professionals in the publishing world.
How Should Authors Build a Presence Online? Chloe Gong Has Some Advice.
Chloe Gong's youth does not define her success; her talent, hard work, and proactive approach to marketing contribute to her achievements.
How Bluesky hopes to win over publishers (and users)
Bluesky is positioning itself as a favorable platform for publishers, promising to prioritize their content and facilitate independent verification.
Council Post: Tips For Getting Your Book To Trend On Social Media
Utilizing social media strategically is crucial for book visibility and engagement.
Tailoring content to specific platforms enhances reach among targeted readers.
Meet Jack Edwards, the Viral Librarian of Gen Z
Jack Edwards exemplifies the transformative influence of social media on the publishing industry and author marketing.
News publishers may be flocking to Bluesky, but many aren't leaving X
Despite calls for publishers to abandon X, many major outlets are choosing to stay due to community engagement.
The Screenshot That Proves You're a 'Real' Writer
The Publishers Marketplace book-deal post has become essential for authors, marking their transition from aspiring writers to professionals in the publishing world.
How Should Authors Build a Presence Online? Chloe Gong Has Some Advice.
Chloe Gong's youth does not define her success; her talent, hard work, and proactive approach to marketing contribute to her achievements.
Microsoft launches imprint that aims to be faster than traditional book publishing
Microsoft's 8080 Books aims to accelerate publishing in technology and business, bridging the gap in the industry’s slow response to fast-paced innovations.
Anthony Burrill and Oswin Tickler showcase the "abstract nature of type" with creative code
The publication 'Combined Forms' features 200 unique artworks generated through code and antique wood letter blocks.
Microsoft launches imprint that aims to be faster than traditional book publishing
Microsoft's 8080 Books aims to accelerate publishing in technology and business, bridging the gap in the industry’s slow response to fast-paced innovations.
Anthony Burrill and Oswin Tickler showcase the "abstract nature of type" with creative code
The publication 'Combined Forms' features 200 unique artworks generated through code and antique wood letter blocks.
At the Digiday Publishing Summit Europe, publishers move away from trend chasing
Publishers are moving from ad-reliance to diversified revenue streams with deeper audience engagement.
Stanford/Harvard are deliberately cruel to NTT faculty
Changes in faculty position often reflect personal biases rather than merit, as qualified individuals face unjust purging despite their accomplishments.
Amazon is shutting down its Kindle Vella serialized story platform in February 2025
Amazon is shutting down its Kindle Vella platform in February 2025 due to lackluster engagement since its 2021 launch.
Journals with high rates of suspicious papers flagged by science-integrity start-up
Argos identifies high-risk research papers and highlights publishers with troubling records to promote transparency and integrity in scientific publishing.
The Black List Upended the Film Industry. The Book World Is Next
The Black List has successfully expanded into publishing to further support writers beyond screenplays.
The Black List Helped Reshape Hollywood. Can It Change Publishing?
Franklin Leonard expands the Black List to support novelists, addressing the challenges of the publishing industry and aiming to discover overlooked talent.
The Black List Upended the Film Industry. The Book World Is Next
The Black List has successfully expanded into publishing to further support writers beyond screenplays.
The Black List Helped Reshape Hollywood. Can It Change Publishing?
Franklin Leonard expands the Black List to support novelists, addressing the challenges of the publishing industry and aiming to discover overlooked talent.
The Nature Index tracks global research output and collaboration through a system of Counts and Shares related to publication contributions.
Overcoming Rejection to Fulfill Our Dreams
Parenting is filled with uncertainties, and embracing the mindset of 'Maybe' can help alleviate stress for parents.
Tu David Phu's cookbook is a love letter to Oakland and his mom
Bryant Terry's 4 Color Books aims to mentor diverse voices in publishing, exemplified by Tu David Phu's upcoming cookbook showcasing Vietnamese American cuisine.
Oracle Goes Ad-Free, The Way To Be; No Longer Printing Green | AdExchanger
Oracle's decision to exit the ad tech business allows for greater focus on growth and AI opportunities.
Working on video games taught me how to write
The author's journey illustrates that unconventional paths can lead to fulfilling careers, highlighting the significance of video games in their writing success.
Edwin Frank founded NYRB Classics in 1999, publishing over 500 diverse titles.
NYRB publications encompass literature, history, travel, and original works with excellent prose and varied geographical settings.
Peace out, PSA
Yankees fan expresses gratitude for writing about the team
Transition from covering the Yankees to focusing on literature and fiction writing
Betty A. Prashker, Book Publishing Pioneer, Is Dead at 99
Betty A. Prashker was instrumental in elevating feminist literature while also promoting commercial fiction, redefining the role of women in publishing.
The New Trend In Book Covers Is Old-Timey Animals | Defector
The book cover design evolves from color blob trends to depicting old-timey animals, reflecting authors' identities and broader design movements.
Collections of California musings, fictional travels + local eats dominate our fall reading list.
The article highlights notable literary publications, including a travel guide exploring literary journeys and a collection celebrating California's rich cultural heritage.
How the Story Turns Out | The Point Magazine
Edwin Frank founded NYRB Classics in 1999, publishing over 500 diverse titles.
NYRB publications encompass literature, history, travel, and original works with excellent prose and varied geographical settings.
Peace out, PSA
Yankees fan expresses gratitude for writing about the team
Transition from covering the Yankees to focusing on literature and fiction writing
Betty A. Prashker, Book Publishing Pioneer, Is Dead at 99
Betty A. Prashker was instrumental in elevating feminist literature while also promoting commercial fiction, redefining the role of women in publishing.
The New Trend In Book Covers Is Old-Timey Animals | Defector
The book cover design evolves from color blob trends to depicting old-timey animals, reflecting authors' identities and broader design movements.
Collections of California musings, fictional travels + local eats dominate our fall reading list.
The article highlights notable literary publications, including a travel guide exploring literary journeys and a collection celebrating California's rich cultural heritage.
Vault Books to Publish Print Editions of Aethon Books' LitRPG Titles
Vault Books expands collaboration with Aethon Books to publish illustrated light novel adaptations of popular LitRPG webcomics.
Are Bookstores Just a Waste of Space?
The pandemic benefited bookstores, leading to a slight increase in independent stores despite overall uncertain book sales trends.
A Lot of Us Are Gone': How the Push to Diversify Publishing Fell Short
Lisa Lucas's hiring symbolized industry change, but her abrupt firing sparked discussions about diversity and representation in publishing.
Media Briefing: Pubs Q2 earnings look rosy thanks to AI deals and an improved ad market
Recovery trend in publishers' businesses is evident, with increases in digital advertising revenue and overall positive performance in various metrics.