Author Jim Hanas has launched a website called Small Press Insights that reveals which small-press books are selling on Amazon.

Faire is a tech wholesale B2B marketplace built for the gift, jewelry, and home goods market, but increasingly used by publishers and bookstores.

Their statement is in response to a report that some publishing professionals are feeding manuscripts into AI without explicit permission from authors.

Author Kevin McLaughlin has addressed the change in a long FAQ based on his conversation with D2D CEO Kris Austin.

That breaks down to 119,876 claims that account for 440,490 of the 482,460 works on the official list.

Before trying to structure a memoir, you must understand how you’ve changed and what that process looked like—which can be hard to pinpoint.

Most characters have a challenge to overcome, but what about more serious physical or psychological issues that can’t be “cured” or ignored?

Librarians are managing AI’s real-world effects, making them publishing’s early warning system on reliability, trust, and the limits of AI literacy.

Faced with pursuing publication that might reopen old wounds, one memoirist overcame the challenge with help from therapy, community, and AI.

The Poison Daughter is her fourth novel and her first USA Today bestseller.

US copyright law allows for the prevailing party to recover legal fees, although it’s discretionary and not automatic.

Cost pressures on print have been increasing, but this requirement will prove challenging for novellas, poetry, or works with low page counts.

It will focus on English-language originals with previously unpublished English translations of successful German titles.

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The operation will adapt the company’s IP into books and develop new original stories that might reach the screen.

Skyhorse Publishing, known for publishing conservative voices, is launching an imprint in partnership with Tucker Carlson’s media company.

Together they are launching an imprint called WhoopInk, focused on bringing “fresh, diverse new talent to the marketplace” in all genres.

Abrams Well will publish five to six wellness titles annually with its inaugural releases beginning next year.

Three nonprofit publishers discuss the importance of their subscription programs: McSweeney’s, Open Letter, and Archipelago Books.

They write, “We’ve seen a significant increase in automated and low-quality account creation. A modest activation fee can make a real difference.”

The announcement is due to demand from authors—and also increasingly from stores and sales reps who are asking them to take a strong stance.

When a writer began to see her mother with compassion, her writing changed—and her stories started getting published.

An author decides to pay a bookstagrammer for exposure for her book, and comes to regret it so much that she asks the promotion to be deleted.

By teaching one’s own work, a writer discovers not only what they do well, but how others might use such insights to unlock their own drafts.

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