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  • MPIBA 2022: A Rocky Mountain & Plains Bookseller Celebration in Denver

    The Mountains & Plains Independent Booksellers Association's annual gathering in Denver, renowned for being a high energy show, was an especially exuberant affair this year.

  • The National Book Awards Are Back in Town

    The National Book Foundation is preparing for its first live marquee event since the pandemic hit—even as its team looks to the horizon.

  • PubWest Boot Camp Focuses on Early-Career Networking

    Three graduates of the Denver Publishing Institute described their journey in landing jobs in book publishing.

  • At Energized NEIBA Trade Show, Attendees Happy to Be Back

    A smaller New England Independent Booksellers Association show was no less lively for it, with booksellers celebrating streaks of good sales and welcoming a new board to the association.

  • PNBA Touts Strong Regional Identity at Fall Show

    Booksellers appreciated the mix of big and small and regional and national publishers who made the trip to Tacoma for the Pacific Northwest Booksellers Association fall trade show.

  • Alexie, Evison, Hopkins Speak Up in Defense of Banned Books

    The Authors Guild hosted a virtual panel Tuesday evening with Authors Guild general counsel Cheryl Davis, Jonathan Evison, Sherman Alexie, and Ellen Hopkins discussing banned books and what authors can do to support books that are under attack.

  • Ingram Panel Examines Health of the Book Business

    Changing consumer buying patterns, labor shortages, and new ways to reach readers were among the topics discussed at a recent webinar where ABA CEO Allison Hill, Ingram's Phil Ollila, and Zando founder Molly Stern were the featured speakers.

  • At PNBA, Author Events and a 'BuzzBooks' Contest Facilitate Connections

    Attendees browsed the Pacific Northwest Booksellers Association trade show exhibit hall on Monday, schmoozing with authors and taking part in PNBA's BuzzBooks program.

  • NYCC '22: Bright Lights, Big Fandom

    The con is coming back to the Big Apple: New York Comic Con, North America’s largest comics event, returns to the Javits Center October 6–9.

  • Programming Highlights Fall 2022

    This year’s bookseller gatherings offer plenty of opportunities for meeting authors and illustrators and sharing bookselling tips.

  • Heartland Fall Forum Turns 10

    The first in-person Heartland Fall Forum since 2019 will be used to mark the first decade of the partnership between the Great Lakes Independent Booksellers Association and the Midwest Independent Booksellers Association, which resulted in HFF.

  • Fall Bookseller Gatherings Preview

    This season’s regional shows mark the first time that many booksellers have been able to get together in person since the start of the pandemic.

  • Authors for Abortion Access Launch Auction

    The auction, running July 12–26, will benefit two grassroots abortion funds and includes donated items from Neil Gaiman, Chloe Gong, and V.E. Schwab.

  • San Diego Comic-Con Is Back

    The massive show returns in-person to San Diego this summer after a three-year hiatus.

  • Children's Institute 10: Charlie Jane Anders Says ‘Magical Portals Exist, and Adults Aren’t Real’

    The science fiction author drew a standing ovation from the Ci10 audience as she discussed her childhood and start as a writer.

  • How Big Can the Fall Regional Bookselling Conferences Get?

    Executive directors at regional bookseller associations across the country believe that conditions are right for big turnouts at their in-person fall shows.

  • S.A. Cosby Big Winner at Thrillerfest

    Dry humor, moving tributes to those who provided award winners with practical and emotional support, and honorees with differing approaches to the thriller genre highlighted ITW's 17th Annual Thriller Awards Banquet, where S.A. Cosby took home his second Best Hardcover Novel award.

  • From the Archive: June 3, 2019

    We look back at our coverage of the 2019 BookExpo, which would turn out to be the last installment of the long-running annual book conference.

  • Congress Holds Second Hearing, Focuses on Censorship in Classrooms

    The U.S. House subcommittee on Civil Rights and Civil Liberties held a hearing on Thursday to discuss the trend in some states to restrict discussion in public school classrooms relating to race and LGBTQ issues that some speakers, including PEN America CEO Suzanne Nossel, described as authoritarian tactics.

  • Best Mystery Writers Honored at In-Person Edgars Ceremony

    The mood was celebratory as mystery publishers and authors honored the best in the genre, live and in-person, for the first time since 2019 at a ceremony last night at New York Marriott Marquis Times Square.

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