Author Tanya Stone Celebrates Book Number 100
Vermont based author Tanya Stone has reached a major milestone. The busy writer has inked a deal for her 100th book. Stone has written…
Publishing
Will a Lack of Diversity Cripple the Children’s Book Industry?
Diversity is a huge issue in the publishing industry as a whole. However, the lack of diversity in the children’s book and young adult…
PS, Feiwel and Friends Love Cecelia Ahern’s YA Novels
Cecelia Ahern, bestselling author of PS, I Love You will debut YA books, Flawed and its sequel, Perfect. Macmillan’s Feiwel and Friends acquired U.S….
Why Co-Productions Work for Publishers
In the past publishing companies handed over the rights to their properties for developments in media including television and film. However, publishers such as…
Sarah Towle’s Recap of The Bookseller’s Children’s Conference 2014
It’s okay of you missed 2014’s The Bookseller’s Children’s Conference. Writer and app creator Sarah Towle’s recap of the conference — which was held…
Self-Published Books Are Fit to Print at the Frankfurt Book Fair
Self-Publishing is nothing to thumb your nose at. Both new and established authors are publishing books without the assistance of traditional imprints. Getting a deal,…
Why it Pays to be Persistent in the Publishing World
Ouch. The sting of rejection is extremely painful for many authors. It’s got to hurt when someone says no to your book … your…
Why I Left My Mighty Agency and New York Publishers (For Now)
Claire Cook had a big agent, supportive publishers, and advances that allowed her to live well. However, things started to change, and it was…