Authors Guild files suit against Authors’ Place Press
Authors’ Place Press, a small, US-based independent publisher, is accused of failing to pay royalties or send royalty statements.
Authors’ Place Press, a small, US-based independent publisher, is accused of failing to pay royalties or send royalty statements.
The new feature, for pro tier users only, allows you to turn any story, photo, or video file into something people have to pay for online.
Earlier this year, a viral TikTok post sparked an online petition by authors demanding that Amazon change its returns policy.
Some work-for-hire jobs are only visible to authors who have literary agents.
The author’s new hardcover book won’t be stocked by Barnes & Noble. She understands the business plight of the chain, but worries about collateral damage to authors and young readers alike.
The US chain plans to stock fewer hardcovers‚ especially children’s titles, which will force publishers and authors to re-evaluate their publishing and marketing strategies.
Selling a book isn’t as simple as accepting the highest advance.
Publishers are often accused of insufficiently supporting their midlist authors. The situation may be worse than usual.
Two authors who paid for a hybrid publishing deal reveal what they paid and what they sold.
The book industry discusses how to imbue NFTs with value and meaning for readers.