Meagan Church’s historical fiction chronicles the plight and fight of unheard voices of the past.

A new survey provides ample evidence that AI is being used by many writers across all sectors.

Pricing increases on books have masked an overall decline in the volume of sales in Europe—more than 5 percent from 2021 to 2024.

The partnership between the two companies is meant to take the guesswork and endless quoting out of special editions.

Indie Author Day is part of the Indie Author Project, a library-backed initiative that recognizes self-published authors.

The new name, Superhuman, comes from the email app Superhuman Mail, which Grammarly acquired earlier this year.

Learn how one author’s publishing “fairy tale” hides years of struggle, with practical lessons to unlock your own resilience.

Learning to knit renewed one author’s confidence, allowing her to take a risk revising a manuscript that was already out on submission.

Prologues get a bad rap as backstory or info dumps but, done well, they can intrigue readers and ignite interest in the story to come.

The latest in bookselling, trends, culture & politics, AI, and legal issues.

Plata Publishing is launching a children’s imprint that’s an extension of the parent company’s adult nonfiction title, Rich Dad Poor Dad.

A coalition of seven charitable foundations announced the launch of the Literary Arts Fund in the United States.

Last week’s article on direct sales elicited significant response from readers and service providers. Here’s what they had to say.

The adult market accounted for 80 percent of the most recent quarter’s declines. Romance and thrillers are the categories hardest hit.

The suit, consolidated with several other cases from a range of authors, alleges that ChatGPT’s outputs constitute copyright infringement.

An in-depth discussion of hybrid publishing today: what has driven its growth, and what should you know before investing?

The bestselling author, who writes under the name Ruby Roe, has seen her career take off after getting on TikTok and investing in direct sales.

The latest in traditional publishing, news from the Frankfurt Book Fair, the creator economy, culture & politics, and contracts.

The founders hope the software will address data management problems in literary agencies, where information entry is often manual.

The engaging adaptation of “The Twelve Days of Christmas” convinces parents and kids that no place is cooler than a kindergarten classroom.

Authors who have strong brands and/or serve identifiable communities have plentiful tools to reduce reliance on Amazon and Ingram.

Baking cookbooks have seen 80 percent growth this year over last year, and Bible sales grew by 36 percent in the month of September.

Year-to-date sales are so strong that the CEO says the company has moved from number four to become the number three publisher.

Earlier this year, Spotify put out a call for authors to submit their short-form stories for consideration as a Spotify exclusive audiobook.

Life coaches help clients gain insights about how we shape our own life stories, and the same tools can be used to create richer characters.