
The novel ‘Leap’ was written by 29 writers, split between London, Delhi, Kuala Lumpur and Vancouver, working with more than 10 editors, and published March 1.

No, Murakami’s 1Q84 didn’t make the list of 25 titles for the Best Translated Book Awards for fiction, but every one that did is well worth seeking out.

This week, Publishing Perspective’s year-long examination of the plays of William Shakespeare, The Play’s The Thing, began reading The Comedy of Errors.

As more publishers decide not to lend e-books through libraries, one librarian calls for patrons to speak up.

Book designers discuss how digital content and different book formats influence the aesthetics and experience of reading.

Canadian Guy Delisle won this year’s Fauve d’Or, or Best Comic Book Award at the Angouleme Comic Festival for Jerusalem: Chronicles from the Holy City.

Writing in a Digital Age, a new UK publishing conference, promises to teach authors to maximize their commercial potential in the electronic marketplace.

Harvard’s Nieman Foundation’s free e-book offers 30 essays on writing catering to journalists looking to transition to books.
AWP Diary, Day 1: Please Don’t Feed the 9,500 Writers
Editor David Duhr reports back from his first day at the AWP in Chicago, where he’s asked: ‘Would you like bacon and cheese on your kielbasa, or just cheese?’