Margaret Atwood and Rupi Kaur among signatories on an open letter condemning Missouri law that encourages school library book bans
The bill makes it more likely that school boards will ban or pull books from their shelves to avoid potential charges.
Emma Smith’s Portable Magic is a conversational meander through the use and abuse of books in history
Smith guides readers through almost six centuries in which the technology of the codex has remained relatively unchanged.
Issues with UTP’s order fulfillment system lead to missed shipments and other concerns during busy holiday selling season
Systemic issues involving University of Toronto Press Distribution’s order fulfillment have left authors, booksellers, and publishers frustrated as orders during...
Paramount Global cancels deal to sell Simon & Schuster to Penguin Random House after antitrust ruling
It’s over. Following Judge Florence Y. Pan’s decision, on October 31, blocking the proposed merger of Penguin Random House and...
Tell me a story: Two recent books examine the human impulse toward narrative, for better and worse
"Never trust a storyteller," Gottschall warns, although he also points out that we do, all the time, and it's probably inevitable.
Strong digital and non-book sales account for largely positive second-quarter results for Indigo
Sales were particularly robust in the stores' general merchandise division.
A quartet of novellas demonstrates the quirky versatility of the form
Metafiction, speculative fiction, and fantasy are among the genres represented in these brief and intriguing works.
Large-scale layoffs at Amazon include staff in the books division, says CEO
If Amazon is cutting back on its orders, that is sure to cause headaches for publishers entering the all-important holiday selling season.
In her debut novel, Manaka Raman-Wilms tackles climate change and far-right radicalization
Paced like a thriller and cast as a chase novel, The Rooftop Garden is a compulsive yet somewhat vexatious read.
In her first collection of short stories, Newfoundland’s Bridget Canning performs acts of radical empathy
Canning's fiction is as intriguing for what it leaves out as for what gets included.