Book Publishing

How 'Harry Potter' Saved Young Adult Fiction

Authors, publishers and booksellers discuss the remarkable popularity of J.K. Rowling's books.
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The Incredible Shrinking BookExpo: A 2017 Recap from an Indie Publisher's Perspective

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Women Writers Face Major Hurdles, Especially In Bestselling Genres

Sci-fi and mystery authors speak out about inequality in these male-dominated fields.
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Why We Need Women-Only Spaces

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F. Scott Fitzgerald's Long-Lost Short Story Savages Publishing Industry

"I am a publisher. I publish any sort of book. I am looking for a book that will sell five hundred thousand copies."
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Milo Yiannopoulos’ Canceled Book Is A Lesson In Battling Hate Speech

The alt-right writer may find self-publishing success, but mainstream validation will be harder to come by.
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10 Ideas That Could Save American Poetry

The fact that nobody will buy, read, teach, or enjoy your poetry means that it’s the one thing that is totally yours.
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Sensitivity Readers Are A New Front Line In Helping Authors

What's not to like?
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Roxane Gay Yanks Upcoming Book From Simon & Schuster Imprint

Thanks a lot, Milo Yiannopoulos.
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Can We Stop Pretending The Publishing Industry Is Fair Now?

Book publishing is an absolute meritocracy, if you disregard all the deeply ingrained misogyny and racism. Wait ...
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