The New England Independent Booksellers Association met in Boston this week for its 53rd annual gathering, with the organization’s leadership and speakers stressing the importance of bookstores as ...

A panel of four book business executives and a presentation by incoming executive director Allison Belan were the highlights of the Book Anniversary Study Group’s 50th-anniversary forum, held on ...

Eli McCann’s debut novel, set in the world of competitive quilting, has surpassed all expectations from its publisher, the Salt Lake City–based nonprofit press Torrey House, by becoming a nationwide ...

In response to the glut of online travel content, the company is redesigning its flagship guidebooks to emphasize their authority. “Unlike an influencer who knows because they're paid, we know because ...

With YA dystopia returning to the forefront, we invited authors Veronica Roth and Chloe Gong to discuss their new novels, growing up alongside their characters, and their exploration of identity and ...

Among the books hitting shelves next week are a picture book, a middle grade fantasy, an intergenerational YA tale, and more.

Author-illustrator Dan Yaccarino reflects on the surprising and enduring social-emotional impact of his animated series Oswald, 25 years later.

We spoke with the authors of six new and noteworthy young adult novels that grapple with issues surrounding repressive regimes and the long-term effects of propaganda.

In honor of World Kid Lit Month, we invited translators Kit Maude and Lindsay Turner to chat about the poetic challenges and ...

The National Book Award–winning writer and Marine Corps veteran takes the helm at the free speech nonprofit following the ...

Read on for news about HarperPop’s DC Comics publishing program, Macmillan’s license with Palm Pals, Happy Yak’s new Herdy ...

Before she was hired by Little, Brown as an executive editor in 2024, Clark spent 10 years editing at Flatiron and other ...