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According to a Gallup poll, even though we live in a digital media era, libraries have endured as a place Americans visit nearly monthly.
According to a Gallup poll, even though we live in a digital media era, libraries have endured as a place Americans visit nearly monthly.
The Hot Sheet Index reviewed the number of people in the U.S. who visited libraries in 2019 versus the number of people going to the movies.
News How coronavirus is affecting publishing. Some Chinese printers have closed, including one in Wuhan. Fortunately, this time of year is a slow period for Chinese printing due to the Chinese Lunar New Year. Read Ed Nawotka and Teri Tan in Publishers Weekly. A fix for California’s AB5 is in the works.
Trailblazes covers opportunities, launches, and start ups including Skyhorse launching a new romance imprint-Palomino Press.
We delved into audiobook sales opportunities for authors and suggested going wide may be better long-term than exclusivity with Audible.
Profits are riding high at Waterstones based on a modest sales gain; Barnes & Noble is a mess; Indigo sales are down.
Hot Shots looks at recent publishing news that make the headlines including news that Barnes and Noble canceled its diversity project.
Knowing term options and building publisher relationships can help authors negotiate favorable deals, keep information flowing, and recover from inevitable mishaps