Category: Publishing
16
Apr
Publishing AI-Collaborated Writing: A Dishonest Future?
by Hadley Parker
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What do different generations of scholars believe about the use of AI as a collaborator, and what does that mean for the future of publishing?...
15
Apr
Fanfiction vs. Literature: Is One More “Readable” than the Other?
by Laura Vance
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Fanfiction and literature always seem to be at odds, but these experts suggest that there might not be a big difference after all. Fanfiction—often considered...
13
Apr
Children’s Nonfiction: A Door into the Publishing World
by Katrina Rudd
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Nonfiction piques children’s interest; consider children’s nonfiction as your way into the publishing industry. As an aspiring author, I have often wondered how I could...
08
Apr
Why Representation Matters in Books
by Kiana Locke
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In underrepresented communities, education is key—and young, underrepresented children learn better when they see themselves in books. Making education accessible for all children can sometimes...
06
Apr
BookTok Book Talk: Reaching Diverse Reading Communities
by Alyssa Knutti
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BookTok may seem like just another way to waste time, but this study suggests there’s more to this diverse TikTok subcommunity. For the last several...
04
Apr
Resources for Multilingual Authors Publishing in English
by Aundrea Fuller
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The world is richer when all voices are heard, and editing services can help multilingual authors be part of that conversation. Whenever an author publishes...
29
Nov
How to Counter the Exodus from Traditional Publishing
by Megan McGee
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The rise of the self-published “Authorpreneur” has come. How can editors and publishers reassess their services to compete in this new publishing environment? As more...
07
Apr
Why Adults Are Reading YA
by Dylan Parker
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Why are adults still reading YA books? Despite the fact that YA books are nominally targeted at kids ages 12–18, industry data suggests that the...
09
Jun
Seeking Attention: What Covers Attract Readers?
by Rachel Roberts
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Readers know not to judge a book by its cover, but how much of an effect does the cover have on reader choice? Successfully intriguing...
05
Dec
How BookTok Is Changing Marketing for Publishers
by Elizabeth Walker
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As readers form connections in online subcultures, publishers are finding new ways to market with authenticity. Publishers adjusted to new ways of circulating manuscripts with...
