New imprint at Simon & Schuster: Primero Sueño Press
It will publish Latinx/Latine/Hispanic authors in English and Spanish, both fiction and nonfiction.
It will publish Latinx/Latine/Hispanic authors in English and Spanish, both fiction and nonfiction.
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Delacorte, a division of Penguin Random House, is launching an imprint dedicated to contemporary love stories for teenagers.
The publisher partly attributed its sales increase to “strong market growth for downloadable audiobooks,” as well as a new Spotify partnership.
Publishers Weekly crunched the numbers on their 2023 hardcover lists and found that the Big Five held about 85% of bestseller slots overall.
The initiative was announced by outgoing CEO Michael Pietsch as part of his annual letter to authors.
The publisher was founded by Louise Hay in 1984 and has a backlist of 1,500 titles.
Is it the changing of the guard or the changing of publishing culture—and what do such changes mean to authors?
At the end of its fiscal year 2023, HarperCollins sales are down 10 percent; earnings are down 45 percent.
KKR’s history as a private equity investor clarifies little about its intent for Simon & Schuster.