Publishers Weekly

Bruce Gordon traces how the Bible took shape and traveled across continents, Shannon K. Evans offers a fascinating look at six female mystics, and April Ajoy offers a personal exploration of politics and evangelical culture.

Fablelistik has just published three limited editions of 'The Legend of Sleepy Hollow' in print runs ranging from 26 to 2,500 copies. "We want to lean into the idea of books as objects,” said Fablelistik publishing director Taylor Armstrong.

The former marketing and sales director at NYU Press succeeds longtime publisher Ellen Adler, who retired at the end of September.

Perfect Bound is connecting publishers and printers on a global scale—using one remarkably efficient platform.

Following an August 9 ruling by the Eighth Circuit Federal Court of Appeals, a coalition of publishers, authors, and advocates has filed a new complaint seeking to strike down the sweeping book ban provision in Iowa’s controversial law, SF 496.

The feminist bookstore, founded in 1979, has been named the Great Lakes Bookstore of the Year by the Great Lakes Independent Booksellers Association. It is the inaugural recipient of the award.

The Association of American Publishers has awarded the Belarusian-language house, publishing in effective exile from Poland, with its annual honor recognizing "courage and fortitude" in defense of the freedom of expression.

Most recently brand editor at the publisher’s LoveLove imprint, Atanassova will lead the full editorial team at the fast-growing manga publisher, overseeing acquisitions and production as it continues to expand its editorial purview.

Helped by the acquisition of 9 Story Media, sales rose 4% at Scholastic in the quarter ended August 31, 2024, and the publisher cut its operating loss.

The press had been slated for closure after officials voted to eliminate its annual funding, but WSU’s provost and interim dean of libraries opted to reverse course.

Among the week's headlines: it was a busy Banned Books Week in court with developments in two major book banning cases; an anti–book banning resolution is reintroduced in Congress; Delaware libraries grapple with a ransomware attack; and the Carnegie Corporation gives $4 million to New York City libraries.

A selection of the top books publishers are excited about for spring 2025.

English-language publishers face unique challenges, and enjoy distinct advantages, in Francophone Quebec.

Inuit artist Tanya Tagaq’s children’s debut is a bilingual counting book that introduces young readers to Inuit culture.

The publisher is celebrating four decades of growth, adaptation, and commitment to inclusive, diverse children’s literature.

The head of house at the children's book publisher says that, while the book business can be demanding and unpredictable, it remains deeply fulfilling.

The western province boasts a diverse, robust, and innovative publishing community.

The indie has made its mark as an eclectic and innovative publisher, in print and audio.

The Canadian Independent Booksellers Association is gathering steam and growing its membership.

The Association of Canadian Publishers says indies are under pressure due to rising costs and stagnant book prices.