Recently HarperCollins UK announced that it will be making some of its backlist titles available via Kindle Unlimited. “The publisher confirmed that as…

An essay is making the rounds on publishing twitter right now that talks about how an author found herself completely up a creek, financially, after be…

I recently published a very transparent look at the costs and financial realities of self-publishing my book, Derby Life, after running a successful Ki…

James Daunt of Waterstones (and the new CEO of Barnes & Noble) announced “a company-wide 4% bonus for Waterstones employees, following a "pretty good" …

Last month, I was pleased to be invited to give a talk at the New School Publishing Institute, a weeklong introduction to the publishing industry led b…

“Prime Day” is a “holiday” made up by Amazon to juice their bottom line by encouraging shoppers to lock themselves into the Amazon ecosystem by paying …

I read a lot online about publishing, journalism, money, etc., and thought you might be interested in some of what I’m reading. If you’re not intereste…

Around this time of year, I start hearing from recent graduates hoping to get into the publishing business. While I enjoy meeting with them and am insp…

President Trump’s recent announcement that he wants to dramatically hike tariffs (fro 10% to 25%) on a huge range of consumer goods and materials shipp…

Over the past few weeks, as I’ve wrapped up The Next Page and prepared for Book Expo America this week, I’ve spent a lot of time thinking about what ma…

Baker & Taylor, one of the two major book wholesalers in the US, just announced that they are exiting the retail wholesale business. I believe this is …

Publishing has an innovation problem. Well, publishing has a lot of problems, and innovation is one of them. I have spent the last five years deep-divi…