The Independent Publishers Caucus is holding an indie bookstore display contest in March to celebrate its second annual Indie ...

Eight major French publishing organizations, led by the National Publishing Union (SNE), announced the creation of Filéas, a new company that will track book sales data—the first such industry-wide ...

Dallas-based Deep Vellum Publishing has acquired Fum d'Estampa Press, a British small press founded in 2020 that has ...

The Book Industry Charitable Foundation has appointed three new members to its board of directors: Kimberley Brock, James ...

In Sunder’s astute and stimulating debut novel (after the collection Boomtown Girl), an Indian woman reckons with racial prejudice and draconian immigration laws in post-9/11 America. It’s ...

Journalist Higgins debuts with an eye-opening recap of how Silicon Valley billionaires built a right-wing mediasphere with the help of lefty journalists Glenn Greenwald and Matt Taibbi. Higgins ...

This searing posthumous anthology from Alareer (editor of Gaza Writes Back), a Palestinian poet and English professor who was killed by an Israeli air strike in 2023, collects his heart-wrenching ...

In this masterful work of true crime, Krist (The Mirage Factory) wraps a detailed portrait of a booming late-19th-century San Francisco around an engrossing account of a scandalous murder.

Last year saw major developments in AI licensing and legal victories for the freedom-to-read movement, two areas of ongoing ...

Powell (Embers of War) has humanity on the brink of extinction in this rip-roaring space opera. An alien essence infected archaeologist Ursula just before aliens attacked and destroyed Earth.

Windham Campbell Prize–winning poet Lubrin (Voodoo Hypothesis) makes her fiction debut with a thrilling and inventive collection centered on Black life in the Caribbean and the Continue reading » ...

The astonishing latest from Hugo and Nebula award winner Okorafor (Binti) explores what it means to be human through the lens of artistic creation. The narrative toggles between the perspectives ...