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Sarah Barley Books Launches with Simon & Schuster Books for Young Readers
The first two releases from Sarah Barley Books have launched in recent weeks, and both have hit bestseller lists, signaling an auspicious start for the eponymous imprint announced last year.
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A Culinary Adventure: PW Talks with Kim Behzadi
The founder and owner of Read It & Eat Bookshop in Buffalo, N.Y., hopes to foster community through food.
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How ‘Hexes of the Deadwood Forest’ by Agnieszka Szpila Got Made
An inside look at the publication process for the author’s latest novel.
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Edelweiss Announces Discount Tier for Publishers
The new tier will offer a more limited suite of features and allow qualifying publishers to make their titles searchable on Edelweiss, as well as visible in saved filter results. The rollout comes amid criticism of the platform’s recent price hikes.
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Ingram Launches New Digital Catalog, DRC, and Ordering Platform
Covered, a digital catalog and galley service for booksellers, librarians, media, and publishers, aims to be a cost-effective alternative to Edelweiss and to fill a gap left by the closure of Baker & Taylor.
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PW Close-Up: The Stable Book Group's Jodi Weiss on the Record
At The Stable, independent publishers have a distribution partner that truly understands the unique challenges facing them in the market. PW spoke to The Stable’s Chief Sales Officer, Jodi Weiss, about how The Stable stands out from other distribution partners and the company’s mission of making every title a success. (Sponsored)
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How ‘Son of Nobody’ by Yann Martel Got Made
An inside look at the publication process for the Booker Prize winner’s latest novel.
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Supreme Court Strikes Down Trump Tariffs
The Supreme Court ruled Friday that President Trump’s sweeping global tariffs are unconstitutional, a decision that should offer the book publishing and printing industries a measure of relief after more than a year of uncertainty and disruption.
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Inkluded and PRH Announce New Partnership
Through the collaboration, PRH will support the nonprofit’s mission of making the book business more diverse by contributing to its programming and creating opportunities for members to engage directly with the publishing industry.
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Zando Unmasks Evil Twin Horror Imprint
Following the success of its romance imprint Slowburn, the publisher aims to replicate its book community–focused social media strategy to get horror by debut and familiar voices into the hands of fans, beginning this August with A.P. Thayer’s Tapeworm.
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