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Tor Faces Major Backlash for Purchasing AI Art for Upcoming Novel From Bestselling Author

By Dec 19th
Sexual Assault Survivor Alleges Penguin Random House Knowingly Let Her Assailant Rewrite History in Memoir

By Dec 14th
Z-Library’s Demise Provokes Booktok Infighting—And It Comes Back To Colleen Hoover?

By Dec 5th
HarperCollins Authors Are Turning Down Awards in a Show of Worker Solidarity

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

By Nov 10th
Compounding Merger Fallout Is Leaving Geeky, Artistic Spaces in Simultaneous Chaos

By Sep 12th
Barnes & Noble Strategy Shift Already Proving Disastrous For Marginalized Authors

By Aug 22nd
James Patterson’s Questionable Personal Imprint Looks Even Worse After Unfounded, Racist Comments

By Jun 15th
New “I’m Not Like Other Girls” Romance Author Just Dropped & This Time She’s Got More to Sell Than a Debut Book

By May 18th
We Need To Talk About Last Week’s Publishing Exodus

By Mar 16th
Translators Are Right, They Do Deserve More Credit Than They Get for Their Work

By Oct 22nd
Authors Choosing Paid Substack Serials Over Full Books Worries Me as a Reader

By Oct 8th
Supply Chain Problems Mean You Need to Buy Your Holiday Books, Pre-Orders ASAP

By Sep 20th
If Your Book Reading Habits Are “Colorblind” and “Merit-Based,” Then Just Admit They Are White

By Aug 20th
“Race-Fishing” Book Covers Is Not Only Problematic—It Directly Hurts Authors of Color

By Mar 16th
An Ode to Publishing, After a Year Like 2020

By Dec 31st
Things We Saw Today: Nora Roberts Beautifully Destroyed a “Fan” Who Tried to Explain Publishing to Her

By Dec 4th
Macmillan Closing Children’s Publishing Line Imprint

By Oct 23rd
Hachette U.K. Staff Show Concerns Over Working on JK Rowling’s New Book Following Transphobic Manifesto

By Jun 16th
Authors Reveal Disparities in Book Advances on Twitter’s #PublishingPaidMe

By Jun 8th