UK comics publisher Time Bomb has launched two new imprints, WestWords and Comic Scene.

North Point Press is returning to life under FSG, which acquired its assets in 1992 but later stopped releasing new books under the imprint.

The competition is a partnership between Good Housekeeping and the Rachel Mills Literary Agency.

Wadzanai Mhute has launched a new agency, Antsu, and is seeking both fiction and nonfiction.

Tianna Kelly joins as an associate agent, open to romance, romantasy, and speculative fiction.

Audrey Clare Farley has joined and is interested in narrative nonfiction, especially memoir, biography, history, and cultural criticism.

Craig Pyette and Lauren Eldridge have both joined as agents.

Rob Hart is the former publisher for MysteriousPress.com and was the class director at LitReactor.

While local booksellers have leeway to decide what’s on their shelves, it seems they must choose from titles already stocked in B&N’s DCs.

But blanket prohibitions aren’t going to save the publishing industry, nor are they likely to be adopted by the biggest publishers.

While the same issue lies at the heart of both cases and both judges found in favor of AI companies, the rulings are quite different from one another.

Whether for fiction or nonfiction, a good subtitle gives a book context and helps to pique a reader’s interest, but writing one can be tricky.

Tips from a career editor on how the type of POV you choose affects the way you give readers access to your characters’ thoughts and feelings.

When agents and publishers refuse to reply to submissions, is it any wonder that writers end up seeking validation from scammy alternatives?

The latest in trends, culture & politics, AI, and TikTok.

The imprint is under County Highway, whose mission is to publish new writing about America in the form of a 19th-century newspaper.

GiannaMarie Dobson currently seeks middle-grade and YA fiction as well as adult science fiction and fantasy.

Fiction sales revenue grew by 18 percent in 2024 (driven by fantasy and romance), and audiobook revenue grew 31 percent.

BookCon is a reader-facing convention that launched in 2014 as part of BookExpo, then turned into a standalone event that lasted until 2019.

The judge finds training LLM models on authors’ books to be “spectacularly” transformative, a key factor for fair (legal) use.

A full transcript of a panel discussion at NonfictioNOW at Notre Dame University about the mixed feelings that writers have about Substack.

Pinterest isn’t just for recipes, DIY projects, and home decor—it’s also a goldmine for authors who understand how it really works.

Understanding what holds your characters back from loving or being loved fully will equip you to write a romance with a compelling arc.

The latest in trends, culture & politics, and AI.

Bookmarked with Danielle Robay will “bring together celebrities, tastemakers, influencers and authors from Reese’s Book Club and beyond.”