In its first holiday season without a Canadian warehouse, HarperCollins is struggling to ship titles to the country's booksellers in a timely fashion. Aside from the inconvenience, booksellers say the problem is impacting sales.
New Study Finds Low Levels of Digital Library Borrowing Only 25% of library patrons borrowed an e-book in the past year, according to the latest BISG survey. more »
Global Kids Connect Conference Set for Dec. 2-3 Global Kids Connect, a new children's publishing conference co-sponsored by Publishers Weekly and the Bologna Book Fair, is set to begin tomorrow, December 2, in New York City. more »
Lost Neruda Poems Launched with Crowdfunded Publishing Campaign Two works by Pablo Neruda will debut in English after nonprofit poetry press Copper Canyon raised over $50,000 on Kickstarter to fund the project. more » »
'Iterating
Grace' Gets A Publisher: Farrar, Straus & Giroux is
publishing the anonymous satire about the Silicon Valley as a small paperback
edition.
Employees to Own
Gibbs Smith, Publisher: The founder and president of Gibbs
Smith, Publisher, explains why the company adopted an Employment Stock
Ownership Plan (ESOP).
Ten Books
Theater Fans Will Love: Find a list of books for the theater
lover in your life with titles such as 'Razzle Dazzle' to 'Seth's Broadway
Diary.'
UNC Bookstore
Draws Protesters: Students, professors, and more gathered in
protest of UNC-Chapel Hill's move to privatize its 100-year-old bookstore on
Monday.
The Presidential
Race, In Books: See how the 2016 presidential candidates are
ranking with one another when it comes to the sales of their books.
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