The publisher and Irish author mutually agreed to pull Rooney’s books after the U.K. banned financial support of Palestine ...

The screenwriter brings John Steinbeck’s classic novel to the screen, with new interpretations of characters like Cathy and Lee. “My perspective is different from Steinbeck’s,” she tells PW.

Jesse Shuman at the Penguin Random House imprint acquired world English rights to How Does It End?, with Wendy Wong editing, ...

After 26 years at the U.K.-based Batch, and two at the helm of its U.S. arm, Tanner will depart the company at the end of the month. Managing director Izzy Carlile has been tapped to succeed him.

The month showed a slimmer margin of increase in total publishing sales than earlier in the summer, as sales rose 8.9% compared to double-digit increases in July and July.

Strong sales of adult and children’s fiction continued to keep the print book market afloat in the first nine months of 2026 ...

In Desiring Certainty (Eerdmans, out now), theologian and pastor traces how, in the past century, evangelicals doubled down ...

The joint trade show of MIBA and GLIBA, which capped off this year’s fall regionals, was packed, reflecting the post-pandemic ...

The Mountains & Plains Independent Booksellers Association held its annual fall trade show October 4–7 in Denver, drawing 250 ...

Rebecca Yarros has the #1 book in the country, and then some, with Threshing Day. Plus actor Sylvester Stallone sprints to the top of our hardcover nonfiction with the memoir The Steps, and Lynn ...

The closure of Hall 6 at this year’s fair was a mixed bag for publishers, with some getting an upgrade and others quite the ...

With the U.K.-based Informa now focusing on B2B events, the company said it will “separate” from the $1 billion journal and ...