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The editor of the Science Fiction Writers' Association bulletin has resigned over an Internet backlash against sexism in the magazine.
Has comparative tool analyses.
Book-production tool.
On Tuesday, I started getting social media notifications about Frank Boles’ article, “To Everything There is a Season,” was was selected for the American Archivist brown bag lunch…
Fantasy author Zetta Elliott (SHIP OF SOULS, A WISH AFTER MIDNIGHT) takes a hard look at minstrelsy in kidlit with her essay "Minstrelsy is the New Black."
Laura B. McGrath looks at the data to find out why the publishing industry is still so white....
Legal research companies are selling surveillance data and services to U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (“ICE”) and other law enforcement agencies. This
The problems of getting permissions.
Jane Caro: In this new ‘Age of Anxiety’, where the world’s future appears unprecedentedly bleak and volatile, historical parallels between our times and the Protestant Reformation can draw some comfort – and some alarm.
I want to talk a little bit about book numbers here. I have before, but it’s time to do it again, because I’ve been watching a great crop of hungry and talented debut novelists throwing themselves out of the nest recently, and it’s on my mind. I don’t want to talk about the big, bad book … The Cold Publishing Equations: Books Sold + Marketability + Love Read More »
The plan made me feel dishonest and creepy, so it took me a long time to send my novel out under a man’s name. But each time I read a study about unconscious bias, I got a little closer to trying it.
On Yankee Book Peddler acquisition by EBSCO.
A handful of the publishing company’s books will be available directly through a “buy” button on the social media platform.
4 Levels of Editing Explained: Which Service Does Your Book Need? by Corina Koch MacLeod and Carla Douglas explains where to find an editor for your book and the differences between four types of editing services for books.
On "publishing is a button" and why that is stupidly reductionist.