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Supreme Court Strikes Down Trump Tariffs
The Supreme Court ruled Friday that President Trump’s sweeping global tariffs are unconstitutional, a decision that should offer the book publishing and printing industries a measure of relief after more than a year of uncertainty and disruption.
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Inkluded and PRH Announce New Partnership
Through the collaboration, PRH will support the nonprofit’s mission of making the book business more diverse by contributing to its programming and creating opportunities for members to engage directly with the publishing industry.
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Zando Unmasks Evil Twin Horror Imprint
Following the success of its romance imprint Slowburn, the publisher aims to replicate its book community–focused social media strategy to get horror by debut and familiar voices into the hands of fans, beginning this August with A. P. Thayer’s Tapeworm.
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Red Wheel to Distribute New World Library
The mind/body/spirit publisher will begin distributing New World’s line September 1, a move that adds to the growing number of like-minded indie publishers banding together for the greater good of the industry, Red Wheel/Weiser CEO Michael Kerber said.
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Minnesota Booksellers Not Nice in Response to ICE
Indie bookstores continue to step up to support their communities.
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How ‘A Table for Fortune’ by William T. Vollman Got Made
An inside look at the publication process for the National Book Award winner’s latest novel.
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A Plurality of Perspectives: PW Talks with Armida Zepeda
The general director of Spanish programs for the San Miguel Writers’ Conference and Literary Festival—one of the world’s largest bilingual literary gatherings, held in the Mexican city of San Miguel de Allende—discusses bridging cultures and supporting Spanish-language authors on the heels of the event’s 21st annual edition.
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A Thinking Institution: PW Talks with DJ Johnson
Five years after founding Baldwin & Co., the New Orleans bookstore that celebrates Black literature, the owner takes stock of what he’s created and what he has yet to do.
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Harlequin to Discontinue Historical Romance Line
In the romance publisher’s latest move to adapt its series business to the digital age, Harlequin Historical will cease publication in fall 2027 after nearly 40 years.
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Liate Stehlik Promoted to CEO of HarperCollins U.S. Trade
Stehlik, who has been with HarperCollins for 20 years, was previously president and publisher of its Morrow Group and children’s division. In her new role, she will oversee the company’s adult and children’s trade publishing divisions and sales in the United States.
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