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  • Bay Area Spotlight 2015: All Our Coverage

    A look at publishers, bookstores, libraries, startups, and the literary life in one of the country's most vibrant book regions.

  • News Briefs: Week of June 15, 2015

    Total BEA attendance rose 5.2% and more in this week's publishing news briefs.

  • Diversion Books Branches Out

    In November 2014, Kristin Cast, the younger writer in the mother-daughter duo behind the bestselling House of Night young adult titles, signed with Diversion Books for a five-book paranormal romance series titled the Escaped.

  • Bay Area Spotlight 2015: A Different Vibe

    Though the University of California Press (UC Press) and Stanford University Press (SUP) are the only university presses in the Bay Area, they are among the country’s most innovative academic publishers.

  • Bay Area Spotlight 2015: The Bay Area’s Bookmakers

    One reason for the strong publishing presence in the Bay Area is the long history of leadership and vision provided by men and women who rose to become prominent publishing figures across the nation.

  • Bay Area Spotlight 2015: Something for Quite Literally Everybody

    California embodies the spirit of the West, a place where reinvention is possible, so it is no surprise that many independent publishers call the Bay Area home.

  • Karen Thomas Named Cleis Publisher

    Karen Thomas has been named to replace Brenda Knight as publisher of Cleis Press and Viva Editions. Cleis will move from its current California offices to parent company's Start Publishing's Jersey City offices this July.

  • St. Martin's to Phase Out Palgrave Name

    Following the merger of most of Macmillan’s higher education assets with Springer Science+ Business Media, Macmillan’s trade operations have begun phasing out the use of the Palgrave name.

  • Windham-Campbell Prizes, Yale to Launch 'Why I Write' Series

    Yale University Press will publish the Windham-Campbell Prizes's annual keynote addresses in a new series titled "Why I Write.”

  • New Fifty Shades Hits #1, as Vintage Heads to Press for 1.25 Million Copies

    In a matter of hours, pre-orders pushed 'Grey: Fifty Shades of Grey as Told by Christian,' to the top of the Barnes & Noble and Amazon bestseller lists.

  • New Fifty Shades of Grey Book Coming

    E.L. James announced that she will release a new version of 'Fifty Shades of Grey,' but this time written from the perspective of Christian Grey. 'Grey: Fifty Shades of Grey as Told by Christian' will be released by Vintage on June 18 (the character’s birthday).

  • News Briefs: Week of June 1, 2015

    Kuyper to head BISG and more in this week's publishing news briefs.

  • Authors Guild Announces 'Fair Contract' Initiative

    At this year's BookExpo America, the Authors Guild is rolling out its Fair Contract Initiative, a series of commentaries it will publish in the coming months that take a "fresh look at the standard book publishing contract."

  • James Patterson Announces New Children's Imprint

    In another effort to encourage children to read, James Patterson has formed the jimmy patterson imprint at Little, Brown.

  • Skyhorse Starts Investigative Book Imprint

    Skyhorse Publishing and David Talbot, founder of Salon, are teaming to launch a new imprint, Hot Books.

  • PRH and Amazon UK Sparring Over Terms?

    Penguin Random House and Amazon.co.uk are involved in negotiations for new sales terms, but representatives from the publisher denied speculation that Penguin UK was thinking of withholding it titles from the retailer if a deal isn't reached.

  • News Briefs: Week of May 25, 2015

    Harlequin Launches Audio Imprint and more.

  • Printing and Publishing at Black Classic Press

    37 years ago W. Paul Coates founded Black Classic Press, an independent publisher of classic works of African American history and scholarship. 20 years ago, he launched BCP Digital Printing, a short run book printing operation instrumental in keeping the publishing side alive.

  • Will Author Solutions Case Go Class Action?

    With legal briefs now filed, attorneys for the author plaintiffs argue that a common question merits class action status: “Did [Author Solutions] engage in a fraudulent scheme to sell authors worthless marketing services?”

  • News Briefs: Week of May 18, 2015

    First-quarter sales declined and more in this week's publishing news briefs.

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