Publishing companies provide much more than simply printing and binding of a manuscript. Two publishers share insight on the differences.

This book about the publishing industry is quite intense, and I'm glad I finally got my hands on it!🙌📚 Diving into the shadowy corners of the publishing world, 'Yellowface' by R. F. Kuang unveils a gripping narrative that highlights the often overlooked challenges and ethical dilemmas within the industry. Through the thrilling tale of June Hayward's questionable decisions after acquiring a promising manuscript under dramatic circumstances, the story intricately explores themes of envy…

A possibility to publish a book in an electronic format, quickly and at no cost, is luring authors to digital self-publishing. There is one value that suffers most from it: quality. In fact, in dig…

If you want to build authority and get recognized as an expert in your craft, writing a book is a great way to do that. Here are five tips to writing a book and building your brand while doing it.

In “Yellowface,” R.F. Kuang draws on her own experiences to tackle issues like cultural appropriation and representation. “I hate the feeling of being read just because somebody’s trying to tick off a diversity check box,” she says.

For the parents, a child’s senior year requires them to encounter the death of the phase of life when they were most important, most necessary.

How to become a book editor: advice and insight from industry professionals and insiders about breaking into the field of books.

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