Jane’s reporting has shown that unknown authors still land memoir deals, a fact which gave one writer the will to persevere—and succeed.

Likely it’s because of Amazon shifting fully to what’s known as the A10 algorithm, which deprioritizes traffic from paid advertising.

The latest in the Baker & Taylor closure, traditional publishing, self-publishing, culture & politics, and AI.

Key Lime will focus on adult nonfiction. When it’s “the right fit,” they will also consider fiction, poetry, children’s, and more.

The press release says, “[People need] not another life hack, but actual wisdom for the complexity of modern existence.”

Most recently an editor at Riverhead, Calvert Morgan looks to represent “writers of vision and ambition.”

Now that the term hybrid is used by parties both good and bad, some are in the awkward position of trying to create a qualitative hierarchy.

According to Circana BookScan, print book sales are down about 1 percent versus last year due to declining sales in adult fiction.

If we view platform-building as part of a mission to transform lives, not just sell books, the possibilities for engagement are endless.

What every creator should know before signing a contract—protect your work, your time, and your well-being.

The author of The Pink Marine discusses his publishing path, writing for books versus screen, what development execs look for, and more.

Align Insight will publish on topics such as self-help, lifestyle, psychology, relationships, memoir, and leadership.

In a brand partnership with Hellmann’s mayonnaise, Armentrout’s latest is now available in a special edition printed with garlic-infused ink.

The virtuous alternative to Amazon launched ebooks in the US market earlier this year and has now followed suit in the UK for Apple and Android.

Educational publisher BookLife wants to expand its reach into trade (consumer) publishing with the new children’s imprint.

Indie bookstore Goldsboro Books has launched Fresh Ink, a subscription service dedicated to debut literary fiction.

Two authors, Brian Andrews and Jeffrey Wilson, are heading up AWE, a new imprint focused on military thrillers.

Scarlett Press will publish “commercial, fast-paced, romance-forward books in all genres” for readers older than 18.

Royal Road has been quietly creating an established path for SFF authors to launch profitable writing careers.

Science fiction has the fastest sales increases over the prior year, dystopian fiction is on the rise, and thriller and fantasy are slowing down.

A new policy from Spotify about AI-generated content serves as example for what Amazon could implement regarding books, if they care to.

Employees learned during a town hall this week that the company will wind down operations by the end of this year.

The Authors Guild is holding a free webinar for all authors (you don’t have to be a member) on Thursday, October 16, at 6 p.m. ET.

In July 2025, I talked with Seth Ring (WildCard) about his experience on Royal Road. Here are highlights from our conversation.

In July 2025, I talked with Noret Flood (puddles4263) about his experience with Royal Road. Here are highlights from our conversation.