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  • PRH Canada Splits Tundra Books Leadership

    Under the new structure, Liz Kribs will share the title of publisher for the children’s book group with Tara Walker, who has held the role since 2015.

  • Tertulia Expands into Author Services

    The company, known for its book discovery and e-commerce platform, rolled out an automated website builder aimed at authors earlier this year, and is gearing up to launch a new online portal for writers.

  • Primero Sueño Is Just Getting Started

    The team at Atria’s bilingual imprint for Latinx authors and readers is heading back to FIL with a mission.

  • PW Star Watch 2025: Honorees

    This year, members of the publishing industry nominated nearly 200 of their talented peers ages 40 and under for Star Watch. From these submissions, PW’s editors have selected the best of the best for recognition: 36 honorees, four finalists, and one superstar.

  • Star Watch 2025

    Welcome to the 11th edition of Star Watch, Publishers Weekly’s annual program dedicated to honoring rising talent in the publishing and bookselling businesses.

  • Helen Rouner Named PW Star Watch Superstar of 2025

    The Penguin Press editor has been promoted three times in less than four years and is known for her razor-sharp editorial acumen and advocating for her authors’ work.

  • PW Star Watch 2025 Finalist: Noah Perkins

    As the founder of the Young Publishers Association, Perkins is cementing in-person relationships as a priority among a new generation of publishing professionals.

  • San Francisco’s Literary Community Gets a New Hub

    The Backstory Above, a coworking and community space for writers, agents, and editors founded by Susannah Emerson and Paige Patterson Duff, will open on the mezzanine level of Green Apple Books on the Park on November 1.

  • PW Star Watch 2025 Finalist: Katy O’Donnell

    The editorial director of Haymarket Books has embraced the publisher’s “real political mission” and tweaked its publishing program, resulting in two recent New York Times bestsellers and a 25% increase in sales over last year.

  • PW Star Watch 2025 Finalist: Amina Iro

    An associate editor at Legacy Lit, Iro oversees an eclectic nonfiction list and is helping shape the imprint’s ethos.

  • PW Star Watch 2025 Finalist: Viengsamai Fetters

    An associate editor at Erewhon Books, Fetters, who calls speculative fiction their first love, revels in the opportunity to cultivate revolutionary narratives.

  • Nancy Miller Steps Down as Bloomsbury Trade Publishing Director

    Effective January 1, the 17-year Bloomsbury veteran will assume the role of executive editor, where she will continue shaping the adult list that has transformed the U.K.-based company's U.S. arm into a trade powerhouse.

  • Kate Elton Appointed CEO of HarperCollins UK

    After a brief period as interim CEO following the surprise resignation of longtime CEO Charlie Redmayne, Elton has been officially named to head HC UK.

  • Publishing Pros Band Together to Root Out Censorship

    Publishing Professionals Against Book Bans, a new resource-sharing community affiliated with Authors Against Book Bans and geared toward industry insiders, will host its first virtual town hall, “Book Bans and the Art of Protecting Authors,” on October 28.

  • Charley Rejsek Departs BookPeople to Lead Literacy Organization

    Rejsek, who has served as the CEO of Texas’s largest bookstore since 2022, has joined the nonprofit Put It in a Book as executive director. In her new role, the freedom to read advocate will partner with schools and community organizations to bring books to underserved youth.

  • LeVar Burton Named ABA’s Indie Bookstore Ambassador

    As the American Booksellers Association’s Indie Bookstore Ambassador for 2025-2026, Burton will champion independent booksellers, including on Small Business Saturday on November 29 and Independent Bookstore Day on April 25, 2026.

  • At PoP, Publishing’s Finance Minds Share How Strategy Drives Acquisitions

    The inaugural People of Publishing conference, hosted by the Association of American Literary Agents at the New York Academy of Medicine on September 17, convened a panel of financial decision-makers to unpack the calculations behind every book deal.

  • PublisHer Brings Together Women Entrepeneurs

    At a September 15 panel at NYU, Madeline McIntosh of Authors Equity, Dominique Raccah of Sourcebooks, and Chantal Restivo-Alessi of HarperCollins recounted how they forged paths to leadership in the book business.

  • Curtis Brown Changes Hands

    VP and children’s book agent Elizabeth Harding has acquired the literary agency from its co-owners, Timothy and Ginger Knowlton. Harding will continue to represent her list of children’s authors and illustrators.

  • Arthur Sze Named U.S. Poet Laureate

    The Library of Congress has named the author of Sight Lines, which won the 2019 National Book Award in Poetry, the nation’s 25th Poet Laureate Consultant in Poetry.

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