In today’s publishing landscape, independence is power. As an indie author, your words are your business—and just like any entrepreneur, you need a home base to grow from. That’s why […]
Written by Leopole
The literary world is undergoing a quiet but powerful transformation. While many authors are still locked in a battle for visibility on bloated platforms like Amazon, a new force is […]
Written by Leopole
For decades, Amazon has stood as the towering giant in book publishing, offering indie authors access to millions of readers. It democratized the gatekeeping industry, but in doing so, created […]
Written by Cecelia Cichan
Summer isn’t only about beach reads, and really, you can read anything you want on the beach. Titles being released this July include books weighty in content, size, or both, […]
Written by Cecelia Cichan
Whether you’re planning for a vacation, a staycation, or just enjoying the warm days ahead, we’re here to help you map out your summer reading. Splash into the summer spirit […]
Written by Cecelia Cichan
Got your towels and sunscreen ready? How about your summer reading? Here are some books to start the season right: a reflective memoir about relationships and selfhood, a fantasy imagining […]
Written by Becky Lamando
Two lawsuits to prevent the dismantling of the Institute of Museum and Library Services have met with mixed results in the courts. However, the nonpartisan Government Accountability Office quoted at […]
Written by Becky Lamando
Five years after “retiring” BookCon and BookExpo, ReedPop has announced—to the surprise of many in the book business—that it plans to revive BookCon. The new iteration of the consumer-facing show […]
Written by Afton
As a self-published author, worrying about accidentally copying someone else’s creative work is natural. You are not alone in this fear, and it is a smart instinct to be cautious. […]
Written by Afton
Astoundingly clever and deftly penned, A Madness Unmade (The Deathly Inheritance Duology Book 1) by E.K. Larson-Burnett is a biting parody of life itself, and a youthful musing on the […]