Tor.com Publishing Open to Novellas Till May 15th
Until 15 May 2018 (9 a.m. EST), Tor.com Publishing, the publishing arm of the science fiction and fantasy website Tor.com, will be open for unsolicited [Read More]
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Traditional Publishing Ebook Sales Dropped 10% In 2017
Traditionally published children’s ebooks fell 22% in 2017, while young adult ebook sales fell 8%. Traditional publishers sold 10% fewer ebook units in 2017 compared with [Read More]
How The Publishing Industry Is Learning To Love The Podcast
Those who listen to podcasts on a weekly basis now listen to seven podcasts per week on average, a number up from the average of [Read More]
Traditional Publishing vs. Self Publishing (Video)
I had the amazing opportunity to sit down with Meg LaTorre of iWriterly and ask her all of your questions regarding traditional publishing. Meg is [Read More]
Rise of eBooks Leaves Book Publishing Industry Needing to Refresh the Page
NDO – The fourth industrial revolution, or Industry 4.0, has brought about fundamental changes in various fields, including the book publishing industry. Many people now [Read More]
How Small, Scrappy Local Book Presses Have Turned L.A. Into a Publishing Town
Colleen Dunn Bates became a publisher almost in spite of herself. “I started in the book business unintentionally,” she laughs, sitting at a conference table [Read More]
HP Reinvents Publishing Supply Chain with Print-to-Order Book Manufacturing Services
London, UK – HP Inc. today at the London Book Fair introduced HP Piazza, a pioneering set of independent and interlocking cloud-based services that enable publishers to [Read More]
Writer bags publishing deal after wife persuades him to enter contest on ITV’s Lorraine
AN AMATEUR writer who thought he’d never make it as an author is now celebrating the release of his first children’s book. James Bishop has [Read More]
Roane Publishing: Now Accepting Manuscript Submissions
Roane Publishing is a romance publisher that focuses on work ranging from sweet to spicy. Roane now also publishes erotica and fantasy. No romance element [Read More]
Self-publishing is booming…but not for authors
The rule in business is — “It’s not what you expect, but what you inspect.” The self-publishing business is a model of high expectations and [Read More]
Can Anonymous Email Newsletter Proof Shake Up Publishing?
A couple of weeks ago, a new email newsletter arrived unsummoned into my inbox. Proof – lo-fi in design, satirical in tone, anonymous in provenance [Read More]
The ‘Profits From Publishing’ Controversy: Do Authors Get Paid Enough?
When the UK’s Society of Authors chief executive Nicola Solomon wrote her ‘Profits From Publishing’ commentary on authors’ and publishers’ revenue for The Bookseller last [Read More]
» Workman Publishing: Now Accepting Manuscript Submissions
Workman Publishing is a large independent publishing company that now includes a number of separate imprints (most started out as their own companies and were [Read More]
Challenging the Definitions of Publishing
Academic libraries are increasingly launching their own publishing programmes, writes Sarah Lippincott Libraries have a long history of stewarding scholarly literature. Increasingly, they are applying [Read More]
» Tell-Tale Publishing: Now Accepting Manuscript Submissions
Tell-Tale Publishing is a small press founded in 2009. They seem to focus primarily on eBooks but also they have print options (largely print on [Read More]
Self-publishing platform for professional and amateur writers, Pratilipi, raises $4.3mn in Series A funding
Nasadiya Technologies’ run self-publishing platform Pratilipi announced on Monday that it had raised $4.3 million in Series A round of funding led by Omidyar Network [Read More]
4 podcasts all self-publishing writers should listen to
If you’re looking for advice on how to be an indie author, podcasts are an incredible resource. If you’re not already a podcast addict then [Read More]
What became of 2018 as the year of publishing women?
Only one publisher, And Other Stories, has answered Kamila Shamsie’s challenge to publish only female writers this year. But wider lessons are being learned, as [Read More]
Influential publication The Awl shuts down amid a downturn in web publishing
After a nine-year run, the small but influential website The Awl is shutting down, along with its sister publication The Hairpin. The sites are the [Read More]
Publishing Wide: Selling Ebooks And Print Books Direct From Your Author Website
Imagine if one company held all the power over your income every month. That used to be my reality when I had a day job. [Read More]