November 16, 2016 | The Hot Sheet

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Only 27 percent of non-Millennials are interested in romance novels, but it is the top genre for US Millennials, at 43 percent.

Hot Sheet Index shows statistics for a decline in New York Times subscriptions and lists statistics for Facebook users.

Links of interest relating to the news, Amazon, marketing, and publishing trends.

New imprints include McFarland Publishing’s Exposit books and Polaris Förlag in Sweden.

After the US general election an Authors Guild essay asks practical questions, but its main concern is the protection of free speech.

In Europe, the conditions under which ebooks can be lent by public libraries are being newly examined, evaluated, and defined.

Through a partnership with FastPencil, Books-A-Million offers a way to self-publish and an integrated in-store book placement program.

New BEA director Brien McDonald has announced key changes for the leading US book publishing trade show, including name change to BookExpo.

Based in Copenhagen, Palatium Books can get your ebooks into multiple subscription services without all the legwork you’d have to do yourself.