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A Different Look at YA Novels
A child psychiatrist and author says not all diverse teens celebrate their culture(s).
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Remembering Toni Morrison, Editor
A journalist recounts her conversations with the legendary literary figure on her time working in the book biz.
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IndieBound Needs a Makeover If It's Going to Fight Amazon
An indie bookseller urges the American Booksellers Association to enhance its website for the good of booksellers everywhere.
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Vouching for Lit Fest Vouchers
An assistant professor of publishing says vouchers are the best way for literary festivals to sell books.
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Three Decades of John Sandford
The mystery writer's editor recounts their time together over the past 30 years.
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What Draws Carter Wilson To the Dark Side
The author of 'The Dead Girl in 2A' writes dark psychological suspense tinged with horror. Here's why.
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An Author Heads to the Stage
A writer and speaking coach turns her memoir into a performance.
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An Open Letter to James Daunt
An author, editor, and reader has some advice for B&N’s CEO in waiting.
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A Writer Travels with a Purpose
An author’s trip to Nepal leads to a “voluntourism” book.
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Launching a Book? Do It At a Bar.
An author recommends thinking outside the bookshop when throwing a book launch party.
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Don’t Put Tariffs on Books
Two industry watchers warn of the negative impact that proposed tariffs could have on children’s access to books.
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A Suggestion for MacKenzie Bezos: Fund Libraries
Two industry veterans would like to see Bezos allocate some of her $35 billion in Amazon stock to expand the universe of readers with a national library endowment.
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Remembering the Passions of Bob Bernstein
An old colleague remembers the many facets of the former Random House chairman.
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What's To Be Done With An Author's Pen Name?
One writer, famous under two noms-de-plume ponders killing off his popular pseudonym.
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Deconstructing 'I Wrote a Thing'
A bestselling author urges women not to be afraid to praise their own work.
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The Inner Lives of Book Clubs
New research offers insights on the dynamics of book clubs.
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Should Writers Write What They Don't Know?
A white author shares lessons learned as a longtime student of cultural appropriation in fiction.
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The Graphic Novel Is a Perfect Teachable Format
Emma Nichols, manager at Elliott Bay Book Company in Seattle, makes the case for using graphic novels to help kids cope with life's difficulties.
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The Future Of Writing
A technology exec uses AI to help him write a book on AI.
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How Writers Can Pay It Forward
An author uses the advance from her new book to build a creative space for authors.
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