Do you spend your holiday's buried in an easy mystery, a light romance, or a great classic?
As the self-publishing community grows in importance and influence, should professional book fairs do more to incorporate self-publishers into the mix?
A book fair has many faces depending on who you are: a local, a foreigner, or a country that is Guest of Honor but doesn't believe in literature.
The bestselling title in Brazil is still Ágape by Marcelo Rossi, published by Globo Livros. Mr. Rossi is a celebrity priest in Brazil.
When considering the world as one big market, e-books change the game -- but by how much?
There's been a lot of talk about the end of territorial rights, experience suggests that wouldn't be such a good thing for the author or the books.
By Erin L. Cox This summer, “Amateur Thursdays,” which Publishing Perspectives featured this time last year, will be posting the first of three new episodes of their web show about books. In each episode, established artists and authors, as well as emerging ones, discuss books — fiction, non-fiction, high-brow fare and low-brow stuff — in a given [...]
A new translation and rights agency in California aims to help self-published authors find foreign rights deals.
Like Jesus, Waterstone's MD James Daunt will have to perform a miracle to multiply the magic of his six-strong bookstore chain to feed the masses.
Stellar customer service, a curated list of titles, and intense localization are hallmarks of indie bookstores. Can they work across a large chain?
