On BEA and Looking Critically at Publisher Promotions
The first of a two-part piece taking a hard look at publishing and diversity through the lens of this year's Book Expo America.
The first of a two-part piece taking a hard look at publishing and diversity through the lens of this year's Book Expo America.
On a Neo-Nazi getting a book deal while marginalized voices continue to be ignored.
We women get all these fancy terms to describe books meant for us. But what about books for men?
Charts and graphs and stats, oh my! Silence the naysayers who say the book is dead with this data.
Oh, USA Today. It’s not like anyone thought you were a real paper before, but boy howdy did you do ...
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I wrote a post over at Insatiable Booksluts recently that drew some attention from unexpected places. The post was a ...
About 420 people formed the chain Tuesday in this town of about 690, linking the two libraries. For about an ...
I look forward to The VIDA Count every year, which basically boils down to a series of pie charts that ...
Inspired by a recent study by Lee & Low Books which revealed that of 124 authors who made the New York ...
Like many readers, I was psyched to hear that Lizzie Skurnick (who you may know from her blog The Old ...
Is there such a thing as a book too private or personal to publish? Flannery O' Connor's prayer journal makes me think so.
At the 2013 Edinburgh International Book Festival, a debate raged over whether Amazon is the author's best friend or gravest enemy
The Big Six have become the Big Five with the merger of already-ginormous publishers Random House and Penguin. The new ...
