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Austin-based startup PanelFly allows comics publishers to handle their own shipping through third-party providers or in-house fulfillment.

The West Coast Christian Writers conference will take place in Fullerton, California later this year.

Anne Trubek of Belt Publishing has an insightful article discussing what we might see unfold for four categories of publisher.

According to the latest figures from Circana BookScan, US print sales declined by 1 percent versus last year in the first quarter.

Two Dollar Radio will keep ownership of its headquarters and bookstore it opened in Columbus in 2017.

These subscription services have built a meaningful fanbase and may understand and serve specific readerships better than some publishers.

US publishing has escaped the worst of the tariffs, but that doesn’t mean publishing is unaffected by the tariffs that remain.

Selected as a 2020 Publishers Weekly Star Watch honoree, Shelly Romero has joined as an associate agent at Azantian Literary Agency.

Amen Editions will release eight to 10 nonfiction titles per year, including inspirational, self-care, gift, and activity books.

According to BookScan, print unit sales fell about 1 percent for the first quarter versus last year.

Kaitlyn Arford has launched a tool to gather info on what freelancers working in the romance space are paid for their work.

The fee does not have to be paid by publishers who are Publishers Weekly site license subscribers, which carries a minimum cost of $950.

The organization has been operating at a budget deficit for four out of the past six years and using cash reserves to make up shortfalls.

The Authors Guild had to close to applications after 1 day; it may still be possible to apply through other orgs.

Notably, children’s and YA sales grew in fiction and nonfiction, and adult fiction sales declined, a reversal from usual trend lines.

The contest helps self-publishing authors gain visibility along with recognition from librarians that sets them apart in a crowded market.

DK flip from DK is a children’s fiction imprint that will publish chapter books and middle-grade, teen, graphic, and YA titles.

The recently published memoir by Sarah Wynn-Williams, Careless People, is a tell-all about the company’s culture.

There’s continued optimism and enthusiasm around TikTok, and rapid growth in AI audiobook narration.

BookTok, Bibles, and bibliotherapy drove a 1 percent increase in book sales last year and may help sales in 2025.