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Contractor Accuses HarperCollins of Refusing To Pay Out for Work Already Published

By Rachel Ulatowski Jun 28th
HarperCollins’ Latest Announcement Shows Why the Union Strike Is So Important

By Kate Hudson Jan 31st
One of 2022’s Best-Selling Authors Joins HarperCollins Workers on Strike

By Alyssa Shotwell Jan 3rd
HarperCollins Adds ‘Christmas’ to Jewish Book Title Without Author’s Consent

By Julia Glassman Dec 6th
HarperCollins Can Fund a DeSantis 2024 Bid but Refuses To Pay Workers a Livable Wage?

By Alyssa Shotwell Dec 2nd
HarperCollins Authors Are Turning Down Awards in a Show of Worker Solidarity

By Alyssa Shotwell Nov 29th
Things We Saw Today: Philly Soothes World Series Loss With … Rotisserie Chicken Eating Ceremony Victory

By Alyssa Shotwell Nov 10th
99.5% of HarperCollins Union Vote in Favor to Initiate a Strike For Equitable Pay

By Alyssa Shotwell Jul 6th
Exclusive: Meet the Shy, Artistic Middle-Schooler We All Were In This First Look at the Cover Art For Invisible Emmie

By Teresa Jusino Oct 20th
Pull Wisely: The Mary Sue’s Weekly Comic Counsel and Chat

By Sam Maggs May 12th
Cover for Harper Lee’s Go Set a Watchman Revealed

By Teresa Jusino Mar 25th
Divergent‘s Veronica Roth Writing New Series “In The Vein of Star Wars“

By Victoria McNally Mar 2nd
This Letter From George R.R. Martin Imagines a Much Different Game of Thrones Than We Know Now

By Victoria McNally Feb 5th
George R.R. Martin’s Publisher Confirms: No New A Song of Ice and Fire Novel in 2015

By Jill Pantozzi Jan 30th
[UPDATED] HarperCollins Refuses To Publish Book Until Author Condemns Her Daughter’s Sexuality

By Carolyn Cox Dec 11th
On This, Her 88th Birthday, Harper Lee Agrees To Digital Release Of To Kill a Mockingbird

By Jill Pantozzi Apr 28th
Department of Justice Takes a Bite Out of Apple With Guilty Verdict in eBook Price Fixing Case

By Glen Tickle Jul 11th
Someone Tried To Kickstart A Where the Wild Things Are Sequel Book

By Jill Pantozzi Jul 6th
Ice and Fire Encyclopedia Delayed Because George R.R. Martin Can’t Stop Writing

By Victoria McNally May 29th
To Kill a Mockingbird Writer Harper Lee In Legal Dispute With Agent Over Possible Stolen Rights

By Jill Pantozzi May 4th