Dan Mallory Is the Oldest Story in Publishing
The explosive story of a con artist editor lays bare the everyday lies publishing tells itself about who deserves to succeed
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Corporate Censorship Is a Serious, and Mostly Invisible, Threat to Publishing
When states suppress ideas, we condemn it. What should we do when companies do the same?
Jan 17 2019 - Gabriel M Schivone
11 Books That Prove There’s Nothing Wrong with Self-Publishing
Sick of the query-and-rejection grind? Check out these wildly successful authors who took matters into their own hands
Aug 3 2018 - Brianne Alphonso
How Self-Publishing Made Today’s Small Independent Presses Possible
Self-publishing brought the ability to print, market, and sell books to the masses
Apr 5 2018 - Emmanuel Nataf
How Kickstarter Is Changing Publishing
The crowdfunding platform lets authors skip the hurdles of traditional book publishing—but is it worth it?
Jan 4 2018 - A.J. O’Connell
How Indie Presses Are Elevating the Publishing World
Three independent publishers discuss their mission
Dec 13 2017 - Jennifer Baker
When It Comes to Inclusivity in Publishing, Editors Also Play a Role
Authors aren’t the only ones responsible for fixing—or scrapping—a troubled book
Oct 25 2017 - Jennifer Baker
An Icelandic Publishing House Burns Books Under the Full Moon
May 31 2017 - Jackson Frons
Prize for Innovative Small Press Publishing Goes to Fitzcarraldo
Mar 14 2017 - Jackson Frons
