Every narrative point of view has something it does well and something it doesn’t do as well. Here’s a look at how they compare.

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Despite the decline of mass-market paperbacks, HarperVia is launching a line of pocket-sized paperbacks under the Nomad Editions imprint.

Ashlee MacCallum has joined as a junior agent at Howland Literary. Previously she was an intern at Triada US.

Doug Putman, owner of music retailer HMV UK, is launching a publishing company. The first imprint will publish music and pop culture books.

Audible will offer AI production technology to select publishers, first for narration and later for translated narration.

In early April, the NEH terminated grants already approved and in-progress in order to repurpose funds for President Trump’s agenda.

The latest report says that certain uses of AI models may affect the market for copyrighted work, going beyond fair use boundaries.

After President Trump fired the Librarian of Congress and head of the US Copyright Office, Congress has decided to step in and push back.

The press launched by ByteDance hasn’t yet had a national bestseller or viral hit within the BookTok community.

AI copyediting tools are a mixed bag, performing some mechanical tasks well but with a tendency to introduce errors and flatten author voice.

Bulleted lists and unbridled text formatting might work online, but overuse in a book can risk distracting readers instead of guiding them.

A few simple language shifts can take your reader from watching people on the page to feeling like they’re right inside the scene.

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Starting this fall, Authors Equity will bring a number of bestselling LYX Books to North American readers on an expedited schedule.

Entrants must be a resident of Great Britain and be able to qualify themselves as coming from a minority ethnic background.

Renee Runge has joined Spencerhill and seeks middle-grade and YA.

Julie Romeis Sanders was previously an editor at Bloomsbury Children’s.

The Bee has been established in response to what its founders see as the “class crisis in the UK writing industries.”

The longtime essayist and literary commentator is partnering with independent bookstore McNally Jackson to launch Marginalian Editions.

Heat of the Everflame is the third novel in Cole’s debut four-part series, with book four yet to release.

It’s now easier for Kindle users and other app users to pay for subscriptions and services while using Apple devices.

More often, businesses are starting a Substack on the side to push discoverability of their offerings outside of the Substack ecosystem.

NEA grant recipients started receiving emails that their grants were terminated or withdrawn effective May 31, 2025.

Horror is experiencing a boom like it hasn’t seen since the 1980s.