The inaugural StoryFeast Festival in London, which runs September 13–21 and features 20 authors, aims to raise the profile of ...

Vendors in India are combining robust processes, innovative technologies, and intuitive workflows to provide dynamic and ...

The U.S.-based literacy program is continuing to grow its U.K. presence, expanding to eight more areas in the city of Wakefield, England, where it has sent nearly 70,000 books to children under five ...

Katie Kitamura and Jhumpa Lahiri will headline the Center for the Art of Translation’s sixth annual Day of Translation festival, slated for September 18 at the Center for Fiction in Brooklyn.

The class action lawsuit charging the AI giant with copyright infringement is rapidly developing despite an appeal from Anthropic, with two new firms joining to represent the interests of publishers ...

Barnes & Noble Education disclosed late last week that it received a notice from the New York Stock Exchange (NYSE) on August ...

Oprah revisits Richard Russo’s 2007 novel of small-town life, Reese highlights Ashley Jordan’s debut romance, and more.

IPG has laid off approximately 15 employees last week to, its CEO, Joe Matthews says to re-strategize what to publish and how to promote its list. Group publisher Cynthia Sherry, who oversaw ...

The literary agency has appointed Cherise Fisher (l.) as VP and hired CeCe Lyra (r.), previously of P.S. Literary Agency, on ...

Summer may be coming to a close but readers can continue to look forward to new books including a series starter about a ...

In this week's edition of Endnotes, we take a look at Nathan Harris's Amity, which follows a formerly enslaved brother and ...

New York Times' bestselling author Kathleen Norris pens a deeply personal memoir centered on her relationship with her sister, Becky, who was born with a disability. Norris explores the myriad ways ...