Retellings, like any genre, come with their own characteristics and conventions to honor the original text and meet reader expectations.

Writing with ADHD comes with its unique set of challenges, but the right strategies and tools can help harness creativity and maintain productivity.

Your characters’ movements and gestures in any given space must convey enough to paint the scene for readers without becoming too detailed.

Believable magic systems will not only keep fantasy writers organized but will also help readers stay more immersed in the story’s world.

While London and Paris are classic destinations for literary sightseeing, one retreat organizer draws inspiration from the magic of Florence.

The latest in bookselling, romance and romantasy, trends, culture & politics, and AI.

Literary agent Rachel Neumann has founded Wave Literary; most recently she was the CEO and senior literary agent at Idea Architects.

Unnamed Press has launched Smith & Taylor Classics, devoted to publishing trade paperback editions of lesser-known public-domain novels.

Five publisher Macmillan is launching 23rd Street Books to “deliver graphic novels that span styles and genres.”

Harvey described her path to bestsellerdom as grassroots, driven by word of mouth among readers as well as by the relationships she fostered.

Sports romance steams up; interest in historical fiction varies by subcategory.

It’s not just about the money. It’s also about the best plan to get the book to readers.

Romantasy books by Sarah J. Maas and Rebecca Yarros are keeping US print sales on par with last year.

The CCC is a for-profit company that manages collective copyright licensing for corporate publishers and academic institutions.

Amazon’s Audible has announced that it is “rolling out a new royalty model that prioritizes equity, flexibility, and insight for creators.”

Before long, every major publisher will be earning money from AI training, whether through collective licensing or directly with tech companies.

We best create an audience of readers by publishing our work, carrying out projects we care about, and making personal connections.

In a search for external validation while drafting a memoir, one author found herself invited onto a popular podcast in esteemed company.

Doug Seibold, the founder of Evanston-based Agate Publishing, is doing his part to foster publishing careers in America’s heartland.

Academia lets writers get away with stringing together facts, but appealing to a general audience means constructing a compelling narrative.

Sales of Kindles have grown in the double-digit percentages for the past two years, with under-45s representing the fastest-growing segment.

The latest in traditional publishing, Amazon, libraries, AI, and culture & politics.

Greenstone Literary Agency will specialize in commercial fiction and certain categories of nonfiction.

DK Red will focus on lifestyle publishing and narrative nonfiction and is part of DK’s recently renamed adult division, DK Living.

Re-Lit will re-issue out-of-print works from creators from traditionally underrepresented backgrounds.