Publishers Weekly

Pacific Northwest Booksellers Association members convened in Portland, Ore., September 29–October 1, with about 240 booksellers representing 86 stores visiting the Columbia Riverfront Holiday Inn.

The National Book Foundation has announced the finalists for the 2024 National Book Awards. The winners in each of the five categories will be announced at an awards ceremony on November 20.

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

‘The Wild Robot’ by Peter Brown is the #10 book in the country just as the big-screen adaptation hits theaters. Plus Richard Osman, author of the Thursday Murder Club mysteries, launches a new series with ‘We Solve Murders,’ and stars of song, screen, and social media light up list with their new cookbooks.

Summit Books preempts a screwball romantic comedy debut, Viking conspires with 'CrimeReads' on a psychological thriller, and more.

An inside look at the publication process for the Pulitzer winner’s latest novel.

‘The Wild Robot’ by Peter Brown is the #10 book in the country just as the big-screen adaptation hits theaters. Plus Richard Osman, author of the Thursday Murder Club mysteries, launches a new series with ‘We Solve Murders,’ and stars of song, screen, and social media light up list with their new cookbooks.

The 2024 Frankfurt Book Fair will feature one of its most expansive and diverse programs yet.

The main event of the global book publishing calendar is upon us, and this year’s professional program will feature a strong slate of panels and conversations about such issues as AI, the booming international audiobook market, and more.

PW talks with Lawrence Schimel, host of Frankfurt’s second annual children’s publishing conference.

Publishers in Canada hope changes at Indigo will revitalize the Canadian market.

In her new role at the top of Simon & Schuster Canada, Nicole Winstanley wants to create a culture of inclusion.

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

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

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

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

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

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

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