It looks like a chunky pair of sunglasses. The tagline: “Get lost in a good book again.” It connects to your existing Kindle library.

The founders of an aerospace company have launched Factorial Books, a new digital publishing company based in London.

Just as secular publishers are launching Christian-living imprints, Christian publishers are launching their own crossover efforts.

The website directory to find publishing opportunities especially in the literary and nonprofit community has announced a grant program.

Now that 8th Note Press is closing, some authors are coming out and telling their stories of working with the publisher.

A Harvard-based institution is working with libraries and museums around the world on making their collections available for training by AI.

TikTok—with its built-in Shop—has become an important driver of book sales, with smaller influencers often yielding better conversion.

One writer who’s also a martial artist finds that success in either practice requires commitment and courage.

One author learns that putting boundaries—such as genre expectations—around creativity can actually stimulate it rather than inhibit it.

Coverage of US Book Show State of the publishing business according to CEOs: This article summarizes the CEO conversation as well

Stable Book Group, in partnership with Hachette, has announced the formation of a new distribution company for independent publishers.

Authors Alliance and Internet Archive have launched a podcast, Future Knowledge.

Alyssa Morris has joined Trellis.

The progressive magazine The Nation is partnering with OR Books to launch Nation Books.

This edition of Rancher’s Law was a special release to celebrate the publisher’s 75th anniversary. It included two novels: Rancher’s Law by Diana Palmer and a bonus read, Wilson’s Dog Days of Summer.

According to a recent press release from Circana BookScan, print sales for romance books are up 24 percent versus last

The subscription reading app Everand (formerly known as Scribd) has acquired Fable.

Victoria Strauss at Writer Beware offers excellent insights into what’s happening with the bankruptcies of Albert Whitman & Co and Unbound (now operated as Boundless).

From the US Book Show: publishers have struggled with direct-to-consumer marketing in the past, but fortunately that seems to be changing.

Embrace the fact that creation is never truly finished—it’s simply released at a point where it can begin its life in the world.

Consciously thinking about yourself as a writer—rather than an aspiring one—is the first step toward shattering self-limiting beliefs.

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Lauren Khan has joined FinePrint Literary Management and will open to queries soon.

It “aims to reimagine what literary fiction can achieve, publishing novels that resonate across generations, transcend genres, and break convention.”

Audiobook sales revenue increased 13 percent in 2024 versus the prior year, according to the Audio Publishers Association Sales Survey.