The Wall Street Journal looks at sales figures for e-books by several self-published authors in the USA.
Norwegian Kjersti Skomsvold's novel - The Faster I Walk, The Smaller I Am - just might change the way you interact with people you've always ignored.
Does your number of Facebook fans translate into book sales? How can publishers develop meaningful reader communities on social networks?
Odyl is a new social media app that makes it easy for authors to integrate games, quizzes and surveys into their Facebook page -- all in the hope of connecting with readers.
Publishing Perspectives' continues our year-long group read of Shakespeare, "The Play's the Thing," with The Taming of the Shrew, beginning today.
Since 2007, e-bookseller Litres.ru has offered a legal alternative to the massive piracy of e-books in Russia. To many people's surprise, things are starting to change.
Russia's Litres.ru is using low prices to indoctrinate readers into paying for e-books, with plans to raise prices as more readers pay. Will the strategy work?
To promote her new book, Jersey Shore star Snooki gives the staff at her book publisher, Simon & Schuster, a guidette makeover.
The DSC Prize of South Asian Literature awards a writer $50,000 for a work focusing on South Asian themes, and gains recognition in international publishing.
Whether through book prizes or literary review publications, more avenues are available for Western readers to discover authors and writing from Asia.
