150 authors, journalists, and intellectual luminaries sign a letter on “justice and open debate”
The letter mentions—without naming names—editors or researchers being fired, and authors or publishers withdrawing books from publication.
The letter mentions—without naming names—editors or researchers being fired, and authors or publishers withdrawing books from publication.
As part of its merchandising arm, Out of Print, Penguin Random House has released seven book-themed face masks.
The NBCC, an association of American book review editors and critics, saw more than half of its board members resign over the last two weeks.
After owners of a Denver bookstore made—then apologized for—a controversial statement regarding Black Lives Matter, two of its booksellers resigned.
Next steps include diversifying the board and examining the organization’s policies.
In our last issue, we wrote about the criticism of the very wealthy Poetry Foundation by its own fellows.
Agent Dawn Frederick has issued a cease-and-desist letter to those who described her actions—calling police on looters—as racist.
Bolton’s book, The Room Where It Happened, released yesterday without approval from the US government.
A few employees at Hachette UK do not want to work on Rowling’s new children’s book due to her remarks about the transgender community.
In response to George Floyd’s death, people are seeking information and resources to better understand race, civil rights, and protests.