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New England’s Cookbook Publishers
The region’s publishers have a recipe for everyone.
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A Different Kind of Publishing Experience: New England Children's Publishers
Once upstarts, New England’s children’s publishers are now institutions.
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A Literary Way of Life: Spotlight on New England
We look inside the bookish Northeast, where publishers with deep roots turn innovation into tradition.
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Podium Publishing Enters New Era
The audio publisher, which found fame with its 2015 release of 'The Martian,' has moved from Toronto to Los Angeles and has a new CEO who sees rapid growth ahead.
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Educational Publishers File Suit to Block Sale of Pirated E-books
The country's largest educational publishers have filed a lawsuit seeking to stop pirate sites from illegally selling their e-books and have won a temporary restraining order.
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B&N Seeks Knockout Blow in Litigation with Fired CEO
B&N attorneys are moving ahead with a 'risky' bid to win summary judgment on two of the three claims filed by fired CEO Demos Parneros.
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Serving Writers and Readers: African-American Literary Organizations
From student workshops and academic conferences to literary awards and book clubs, African American literary organizations work to support writers and readers.
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John Murray Forms Basic Books UK
Basic Books UK will be overseen by John Murray managing director Nick Davies, who will work with Basic Books in New York to jointly acquire eight to 12 titles annually.
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A Quarter Century of Inclusion at Red Hen Press
The indie publisher, which was designed to reflect the diversity of its Los Angeles hometown, celebrated its 25th anniversary this year.
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The PW Publishing Industry Salary Survey, 2019
More small strides were made in 2018 toward addressing issues of pay disparity and diversification of the workforce.
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Audible, Publishers Still in Talks to Resolve Captions Lawsuit
For the third time since October, the parties have asked the court to hold off ruling on two pending motions while talks continue.
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2018 VIDA Count Finds Mild Improvement in Lit Mag Gender Parity
According to the annual VIDA Count, which analyzes gender parity at literary magazines, industry-wide improvement continues, even as the literary landscape continues to skew male in terms of publications.
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Dover Cutting Jobs as Part of Restructuring
Dover's decision to restructure its frontlist is being accompanied by layoffs that parent company LSC Communications said are needed to align its costs structure.
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Translations Pay Off for Amazon
Amazon Crossing, Amazon’s publishing imprint focused on literary translation, is the most prolific publisher of translated literature in the U.S.
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Make E-books Accessible Now
The European Union recently took a significant step to require e-books to be born accessible—and it probably won't mean anything until 2025, which is too little too late, writes Bill Kasdorf.
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Printers Row Publishing Group Enjoys Steady Growth
The publishing arm of ReaderLink has enjoyed solid gains over the past four years.
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Henry Holt to Launch Andy Cohen Books in 2020
Celebrity reality TV producer Andy Cohen is teaming up with Henry Holt to launch Andy Cohen Books, a new book imprint that will release nonfiction books by Mariah Carey, Jackie Walter, and Bevy Smith in 2020.
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Two Lines to Launch Translation Line
Two Lines Press will launch Calico, a new book line focused on works of translated literature, in March 2020.
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Bellow in Joint Venture with Post Hill Press
Veteran New York City trade book editor Adam Bellow has entered into a joint venture with Tennessee-based Post Hill Press to launch several new lines focused on conservative issues.
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B&N Pursues 'Risky' Move Against Fired CEO
At a brief conference on Monday, B&N attorneys said the company will move for summary judgment on the most contentious and potentially costly claims in the wrongful termination suit filed against the retailer by former CEO Demos Parneros.
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