In the midst of political and social upheaval, where do you turn to gain understanding and to foster empathy? For many Americans, the answers are found in books; reading is a gateway to move beyond misinformation, habits and prejudices.
The surprises from COVID-19 aren’t always unwelcome ones. The arrival of effective vaccines is one such miracle. The good health of the publishing industry is yet another – at least for now.
Book buyers continue to seek out books that help them understand and address issues of racism.
Published by Simon & Schuster, The Room Where It Happened has sold about 679,000 print copies, according to NPD BookScan.
Over the past two decades, technology has transformed rights management from back-office clerical function to strategic opportunity across many sectors of publishing.
“Big Five” publisher Macmillan announces plans to reopen its New York City offices
In the wake of the coronavirus pandemic, teachers and parents fear the COVID slide.
The bestselling author and former US President will address librarians on June 29. The big event, though, isn’t the first Obama appearance for ALA.
The all-virtual US Book Show fills a vacuum in the publishing industry left when BookExpo ceased operations.
Data-informed guidance on turning book pirates into book buyers.