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  • Sandberg's 'Lean In' Tops Bestseller Chart

    Sheryl Sandberg's Lean In: Women, Work, and the Will to Lead (Knopf) was the #1 overall bestseller for the week ending March 17, according to Nielsen BookScan. The book sold 74,000 copies, more than double the #2 book, David Baldacci's The Innocent.

  • Robinson Has More on Storia, Hunger Games

    During Thursday’s conference call with analysts, Scholastic chairman Dick Robinson talked about how Storia is progressing. He also said the steepest decline in Hunger Games sales in the quarter was of the e-book editions.

  • S&S Updates Piracy Reports for Authors

    Simon & Schuster is making available to authors information about infringement and unauthorized copies of their works that the publisher receives from Attributor, its service engaged to help fight piracy.

  • Einhorn Wrapping Up Multi-Author ‘Summer Soiree' Tour

    Editor/publisher Amy Einhorn travels with four of her authors on the "Summer Soiree" tour for booksellers in Seattle,San Francisco, Los Angeles, Boston, and New York.

  • St. Martin's Reorganizes Marketing and Publicity Departments

    St. Martin's Press has announced changes in its marketing and publicity departments, moving from a "format-driven orientation to an audience-and-category-focused orientation."

  • Ecco, MLB Team Up for E-book Series

    Ecco and Major League Baseball Advanced Media have created a new series of enhanced e-books for the Kindle, Nook, and iPad. Called MLB.com PLAY BALL Books, each enhanced e-book will feature 20 minutes of video, plus photos and interactive sections with stats and other elements.

  • Amazon Publishing Speeds Up Royalty Payments

    Amazon has come forward announcing it intends to pay its author more efficiently.

  • Bibliomotion Launches New Web Site

    Independent book publisher Bibliomotion has announced the launch of its new Web site, BiblioSpeakers.com.

  • Bestselling Authors Help Promote Straw Paper

    An environmental group has produced collector's editions of books by Yann Martel and Alice Munro to promote the use of straw-based paper.

  • More Pope Books Coming

    Two more books about newly elected Pope Francis have been announced, one releasing next week in Spanish. El Papa Francisco: Conversaciones con Jorge Bergoglio by Sergio Rubin and Francesca Ambrogetti (Ediciones B/Spanish Publishers) will publish Mar. 27.

  • Images from the Past Signs with Applewood

    A Bennington, Vt.-based independent press agrees to be distributed for the first time since its founding nearly 30 years ago and the publication of its first book in 1994.

  • The Bestselling E-books of 2012

    A snapshot of the e-book industry today shows more than 1,000 e-books with sales of 25,000+. And while our survey of publishers is by no means complete, it's more than enough to prove that the book business is quickly moving to digital.

  • Hyperion Goes All In on Synergy

    As part of the Walt Disney Company, Hyperion has been long engaged in synergy, but over the last year the publisher has put even more emphasis on publishing titles that can work with other Disney business units.

  • News Briefs: Week of March 18, 2013

    RH Modifies Digital Contracts and more

  • Pomegranate Press Makes the Move From California to Oregon

    After 45 years in Northern California, Pomegranate Press is moving its warehouse and offices to a 100,000 sq. ft. building in Portland, Ore.— both as a cost-saving measure and as a means of returning to an urban environment.

  • Chicago Schools Restrict Access to 'Persepolis'

    Chicago Public Schools is under fire for pulling from classrooms Persepolis, Marjane Satrapi’s coming-of-age memoir of her youth in Iran.

  • Amazon Publishing Debuts Literary Fiction Imprint, Little A

    Amazon Publishing has begun rolling out the first titles in its newly created literary fiction imprint, Little A, and has begun a digital-only series as part of the imprint, Day One.

  • Podcast: Millionaires By the Book

    With the tide of e-book sales rising fast, the number of million-selling digital titles has likewise swelled. That’s good news for authors and their publishers, and lest we forget, heartening too for all makers of devices. Listen here.

  • ABFFE Adds Staff to Boost Fundraising

    The American Booksellers Foundation for Free Expression has hired two consultants to manage its major fundraising projects.

  • News Briefs: Week of March 17, 2014

    HC rebrands, renames It Books and more in this week's publishing news briefs.

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