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sexual harassment
Oct. 18, 2017
The Price of Smiling for the Photos What I wish I’d told my younger self.
By Emma Cline
Some Democrats Are Mad About Hillary Clinton’s New Book “She’s doing harm to all of us because of her own selfishness.”
By Claire Landsbaum
Hillary Clinton Is Touring the Country to Talk About Her Memoir She’ll “let loose about her experience as a woman in politics…in a way she never has before.”
By Claire Landsbaum
empire building
July 11, 2017
The Hidden Risks of Writing a Cookbook The cookbook business has a reputation for being strong and lucrative — a smart career move for any chef. The reality burns.
By Sierra Tishgart
Tina Brown Is Publishing a Vanity Fair Tell-All Based on Her Diaries The book will be a “supercharged” portrait of Condé Nast in the ‘80s.
By Claire Landsbaum
When Will Helen DeWitt Be Recognized As One of the Great American Novelists? A flood of bad luck has kept her debut The Last Samurai out of print. Will a new edition finally change things?
By Christian Lorentzen
Lena Dunham and Jenni Konner Launch Their Own Book Publishing Imprint Lena Dunham isn’t just a writer of books – soon she’ll be a publisher of books, too. Today BuzzFeed reports that Dunham and Jenni Konner have […]
By Megh Wright
How Comedian Pat Stango Made His Day Job His Dream Job
Part-time writer/comedian, full-time Penguin Random House Publishing employee, Pat Stango has created a pretty fun branded content idea with […]
By Luke Kelly Clyne
Win McCormack Buys The New Republic The Tin House editor’s purchase caps a tumultuous year for the magazine.
By Eric Levitz
Time-Yahoo Merger Could Be the AOL Time Warner of the Teens Time Inc. officials met with bankers to “discuss the possibility” of joining with Yahoo.
By Claire Landsbaum
Yahoo Searched for Ways to Cut Costs — Layoffs Were the Top Result That search engine you sometimes use by accident just fired a bunch of people at digital magazines you don’t read.
By Eric Levitz
reasons to love new york
Dec. 18, 2015
This One-Man Publishing House May Be the Book World’s Smallest Press ANTIBOOKCLUB, the operation of 33-year-old Gabriel Levinson, releases just one title of literary fiction or nonfiction each year.
By Nick Tabor
self portrait
Sept. 25, 2015
How to Write Someone Else’s Memoir Or: How your celebrity-memoir sausage gets made.
By Maureen O'Connor
Abramson Gets $1 Million to Write About Media The former executive editor of the New York Times plans to write about “the future of media.”
By Jaime Fuller
reading lists
Jan. 20, 2015
Kim Kardashian Teases Official Boob-tastic Book Kover Of Kim Kardashian, by Kim Kardashian … for Kim Kardashian?
By Allison P. Davis
feminist herstory
Jan. 7, 2015
By Kat Stoeffel
the future of purr-blishing
Dec. 11, 2014
Who Killed Cat Fancy ? This was much more than another print-is-dead tale.
By Abraham Riesman
amazon prime
Nov. 13, 2014
Amazon Buries the Hatchet (Not Hachette) The online retailer and the publishing company have finally made a deal. But what were the terms?
By Boris Kachka
Dave Hill Clears Up the Amazon-Hachette Dispute for Dick Cavett and […] The battle between Amazon and Hachette books rages on without any comment from Amazon, so Dave Hill put together this video with legendary TV […]
By Megh Wright
amazon reviews
July 2, 2014
The Book World Asks: How Do You Solve a Problem Like Amazon? “A loya jirga for book people” was convened last night to look for answers.
By Boris Kachka
Michael Lewis: Flash Boys Could Shake Wall St. The star author’s latest is out Monday and he’s expecting big impact.
By Boris Kachka
relocations
Feb. 19, 2014
By Allison P. Davis
london fashion week
Feb. 17, 2014
By Hattie Crisell
literary women
Jan. 7, 2014
Jennifer Weiner Willing to Step Down As Feminist Gadfly She’s not the ideal anti-sexism campaigner, but she’s the one we’ve got.
By Kat Stoeffel
5 Tips for Derek Jeter on Book-Publishing The Yankees star is starting a new phase in his career.
By Joe Coscarelli
thrilling jobs
Oct. 3, 2013
Q&A: The Women Who Write Dinosaur Erotica Sick of campus jobs, two Texas college girls turn to monster porn.
By Maureen O'Connor
J.K. Rowling Secretly Wrote and Published a Detective Novel But now that everyone knows, Amazon orders for the book are skyrocketing.
By Delia Paunescu
america’s sweetheart
Mar. 11, 2013
By Margaret Hartmann
stories from the storm
Nov. 4, 2012
By Andrew Rice
voice of a generation
Oct. 2, 2012
By Kat Stoeffel
publishing
Sept. 26, 2012
By Andre Tartar
Five Ways Tumblr Doesn’t Prepare You To Write A Humor Book In the modern publishing climate, there are two pathways to a humor book: Be famous or have a website. First, pull out your wallet and check […]
By Phil Edwards
U.S. Sues Apple, Publishers Over E-book Prices As threatened, the Justice Department filed their antitrust suit.
By Joe Coscarelli
Comedy Central’s Getting Into the Book Publishing Business Looks like Comedy Central has taken their recent survey on youth’s love of comedy (plus the success of books by Tina Fey, Mindy Kaling, Jon […]
By Hallie Cantor
harry potter
Feb. 23, 2012
By Margaret Lyons
riddle me this
Dec. 6, 2011
By Noreen Malone
kaaaahhhnnn!
June 30, 2011
DSK Has a Fascinating Book He’d Like to Recommend ’The True Story of Dominique Strauss-Kahn’ provides a forum for his defenders.
By Noreen Malone
Madoff Daughter-in-Law Shops Book Deal “The emotional story of a strong-minded woman overcoming tragedy and moving ahead with life.”
By Steve Fishman
There Are Bedbugs Between Hachette Book Group’s Covers As if the publishing industry doesn’t have enough problems.
By Jessica Pressler
media metamorphoses
Apr. 20, 2010
Yale Publishing Course Will Be International, Business-Oriented We spoke with the director of the new Ivy League graduate program.
By Chris Rovzar
vulture recommends
Jan. 12, 2010
New York ‘Literary Idol’ Releases Debut Novel!We ran an excerpt from a then-untitled novel; it didn’t take Maaza Mengiste long to get a book deal.
By Boris Kachka
ink-stained wretches
Jan. 5, 2010
Kirkus Reviews May Survive YetA buyer is on the horizon, and work has resumed at the venerable trade.
By Chris Rovzar
First They Came for the Trade Publication: Kirkus Closes Kirkus was always known, to the booksellers and industry reporters who relied on its write-ups of forthcoming titles, as the cranky review house.
By Boris Kachka
Author Ben Yagoda Discusses Memoir Writing On Palin’s new book: “I can only imagine how many typos will make it through.”
By Boris Kachka
Broke Writers Rejoice After the 25th Whiting Awards Crashed cars! Publishers running off solar power! Tennyson quotes!
By Boris Kachka
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