Notorious is a new true crime imprint from Storm Publishing, spearheaded by author Gregg Olsen and publishing industry vet Claire Bord.

The list, a partnership between NielsenIQ and Media Control, will combine verified retail sales data and engagement from the BookTok community.

Bernet, who lives and works in Dallas, Texas, said her debut novel took ten years and six manuscripts to get published.

Dave Hansen, the executive director of the Authors Alliance and an expert on issues of copyright and fair use, offers clarity on the case.

Longtime readers may recall my concerns that the list isn’t assembled with the same quality data and oversight as it once was.

The figure, based on ISBNs, represents an increase of 32.5 percent over 2024—but many ebooks have no ISBNs so the true number is even higher.

To reach this conclusion, the judge read six drafts of the plaintiff’s work and the four Crave novels, and found no more than common tropes.

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Applying genre labels to creative work can be vexing, but understanding each genre’s core concerns can also be inspiring and instructional.

The Authors Guild has expanded its human-authorship certification program to all authors. It verifies author identity, but not whether the author used AI in the work.

When a scene shifts to a new setting, time, or POV without clearly bridging that gap, we risk losing readers’ trust and goodwill.

A Spanish author has created a database to answer a simple question: Has this book been translated into my language?

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The venture's AI-narrated audiobooks will be available in the Eleven Reader app in more than a dozen languages.

The event is founded by Adam Hyde, who focuses on open-source publishing technology and publishing workflows.

Dover is perhaps best known for public domain reprints but has started publishing new work after being acquired by a book printer in 2015.

Video game creator Dan Houser has launched a book publishing imprint as part of his larger entertainment company of the same name.

The new publishing house based in Philadelphia will publish history, biography, memoir, and historical fiction.

It plans to publish two titles per year that “expand our notions of genre and form and speak to the heart of the subcultures driving artistic innovation.”

Audible’s new Standard membership plan includes one audiobook selection and unlimited listening from a curated library.

Expect to see agents, publishers, and others discussing what’s buzzing at the fair.

Greg Greeley led Amazon’s global books and media business and launched Amazon Prime and its self-publishing platform, among other initiatives.

The popular editing service has integrated an “Expert Review” feature that offers advice attributed to countless well-known personalities.

Small nonprofit literary presses are adapting to NEA funding cuts by diversifying revenue, strengthening donor relationships, and clarifying their community missions. The crisis is forcing long-overdue strategic and organizational work.

When the Huffington Post published a personal essay by Lea Page, a stranger in the comments section wished her dead for writing about empathy. Lea reflects on the price we can pay for publishing and making ourselves vulnerable—and how to reclaim our power.