Académie Goncourt
The French literary society that awards the Prix Goncourt. 1 article.
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The French literary society that awards the Prix Goncourt. 1 article.
Author of Fuckup Almanac. 1 article.
Independent science fiction and fantasy publisher; acquired the WarGate Books catalog in October 2026. 1 article.
Poet and novelist, author of Doom Painting. 1 article.
ALLi, the global membership association for self-publishing authors. 8 articles.
Amazon's advertising business, including Sponsored Products ads for books. 58 articles.
Kindle Direct Publishing, Amazon's self-publishing platform for Kindle eBooks, paperbacks and hardcovers. 281 articles.
The largest library association in the United States; it tracks book challenges and organizes Banned Books Week. 2 articles.
Author of the Gutted, Dissolved, Then Finished series. 1 article.
Canadian poet, essayist and translator; winner of the 2026 Nobel Prize in Literature. 1 article.
The AI company that makes the Claude models. 5 articles.
Apple's ebook and audiobook store and reading app. 43 articles.
The professional association for literary and dramatic agents in the United States. 4 articles.
The national trade association of the U.S. book publishing industry and publisher of the monthly StatShot. 22 articles.
A book formatting and writing app for authors. 6 articles.
Amazon's audiobook service; ACX is its audiobook production and distribution marketplace. 38 articles.
The professional association for authors and illustrators in Australia. 4 articles.
Istanbul publisher of Kurdish literature and research, founded in 1995. 1 article.
The 44th President of the United States and an author. 4 articles.
America's largest bookstore chain, and the maker of Barnes & Noble Press, its self-publishing platform. 42 articles.
The BBC Radio 4 prize for a single short story, run with the University of Cambridge. 2 articles.
A review-copy platform that matches authors' books with readers. 3 articles.
The U.S. book-industry trade organization for publishing standards and research. 3 articles.
An independent bookstore on the Sunset Strip in West Hollywood. 3 articles.
The ebook deals and book discovery service for readers, authors and publishers. 45 articles.
A service for delivering ebooks and audiobooks to readers, used for reader magnets, review copies and direct sales. 35 articles.
The Canadian nonprofit for book-industry standards, data and research. 1 article.
A book promotion and marketing service for authors (BooksGoSocial / BGS Authors). 3 articles.
An online bookstore that shares its profits with independent bookstores. 4 articles.
The German Publishers and Booksellers Association, which runs Frankfurter Buchmesse. 1 article.
Annual £10,000 prize for a short story by an African writer, awarded in Oxford. 1 article.
The fashion house presenting Originators with the Women's Prize Trust. 2 articles.
Historian and author of Swan Song: Diana, My Sister. 2 articles.
Explorer and travel writer, author of On Thin Ice. 1 article.
Edinburgh-based novelist and short-story writer; 2026 BBC National Short Story Award winner for "Ditto." 2 articles.
Novelist and short-story writer, author of Yellow Pine. 1 article.
Novelist, two-time Pulitzer Prize winner, author of the Harlem Trilogy. 4 articles.
A nonprofit that represents the copyright interests of creators and rights holders. 1 article.
An independent children's book publisher based in Rolling Meadows, Illinois (being acquired by Scholastic). 1 article.
Author of the science-fiction novel Carbon Zero. 6 articles.
A book promotion service with reader deal newsletters and author tools. 5 articles.
Self-publishing advocate, author, and host of Self-Publishing with Dale. 3 articles.
A literary award honoring writing that promotes peace, social justice and understanding. 1 article.
A writing app for authors, maker of the Chronicle writing-history feature. 2 articles.
An ebook and print distribution service for self-published authors; it merged with Smashwords in 2022. 29 articles.
A New York literary agency representing fiction and nonfiction authors. 2 articles.
The book trade's catalog and digital review-copy platform, from Above the Treeline. 9 articles.
Poet and novelist, author of The Poet X and Anger Is Only a Shadow; 2026 Kirkus Prize winner for young readers' literature. 1 article.
Birmingham sixth-former; 2026 BBC Young Writers' Award winner for "Bloodshed in Rafah." 2 articles.
Classicist and translator of Homer's Odyssey and Iliad. 13 articles.
Irish author of the Artemis Fowl series. 1 article.
Publishing software company (Title Management, Eloquence) and part of the Firebrand Group with NetGalley and Supadu. 2 articles.
An online marketplace for freelance services. 1 article.
An independent London publisher of art, fiction and gift books. 7 articles.
A review-copy platform that matches authors' books with readers. 2 articles.
Rhetoric scholar and author of The New Science of Scientific Writing. 1 article.
Author of A Song of Ice and Fire. 7 articles.
A review-copy platform that matches authors' books with readers. 3 articles.
Book cataloging and reader-review site owned by Amazon. 27 articles.
FIL Guadalajara, the largest Spanish-language book fair. 1 article.
One of the Big Five publishers (Hachette Livre, parent of Hachette Book Group and Hachette UK). 37 articles.
Author of A Country Called Brooklyn: Blood Feuds, Family Honor & My Sister’s Murder. 1 article.
One of the Big Five publishers, owned by News Corp. 24 articles.
A digital library lending service for ebooks, audiobooks, comics and video, from Midwest Tape. 6 articles.
Author of Wool and the Silo series, and the creator of the NEO writing app. 3 articles.
UK charity that publishes the Excluded Voices report on representation in children's books. 1 article.
A Moscow publisher of nonfiction and fiction, founded in 2015. 1 article.
London-listed events and information group; parent of Taylor & Francis, which it announced plans to separate in October 2026. 1 article.
Ingram Content Group's print-on-demand and distribution platform for independent publishers. 45 articles.
Geneva-based global federation of national publishers associations. 3 articles.
Author of Paper Tombs, a study of Yizkor memorial books. 1 article.
Historian and author of Country of Lords. 2 articles.
Amazon's e-reader product line (Kindle, Paperwhite, Colorsoft). 5 articles.
The book review magazine, which also offers paid Kirkus Indie reviews for self-published books. 22 articles.
An email marketing platform for creators, formerly ConvertKit. 24 articles.
Author of The Surrendered Wife. 1 article.
An audiobook and ebook retailer that shares sales with independent bookstores. 13 articles.
The company that makes Scrivener, the long-form writing app. 9 articles.
A U.S. trade imprint of Hachette Book Group. 6 articles.
A print-on-demand self-publishing and distribution platform. 6 articles.
Novelist, author of The Song of Achilles and Circe. 2 articles.
An email marketing platform. 24 articles.
Poet, author of the collection Pulse. 1 article.
Comics publisher and entertainment company, a subsidiary of The Walt Disney Company. 1 article.
Novelist (The Silver Linings Playbook) and memoirist. 1 article.
U.S. nonprofit that defends the First Amendment rights of media industries in legislatures and courts; first winner of the IPA Freedom of Expression Defenders Award. 1 article.
German market researcher that tracks book sales and the #BookTok bestseller lists. 1 article.
Tokyo-listed digital content distributor (MEDIA DO Co., Ltd.) that sold the Firebrand Group to Valsoft in 2026. 1 article.
The company behind Facebook, Instagram, WhatsApp and Threads. 4 articles.
Novelist and Pulitzer Prize winner for The Hours. 1 article.
The nonprofit that presents the National Book Awards. 6 articles.
A platform for sharing digital review copies with reviewers, librarians, booksellers and media. 19 articles.
Author of The Twilight Walker. 1 article.
Global consumer intelligence company that measures retail sales and media audiences. 2 articles.
The artificial intelligence company behind ChatGPT and the GPT family of models. 6 articles.
A Montana opera company. 1 article.
Independent UK children's publisher of diverse picture books and poetry, founded in 2015; acquired by Hachette UK in October 2026. 1 article.
The digital lending platform behind the Libby app for libraries and schools. 25 articles.
The world's largest university press, a department of the University of Oxford. 3 articles.
Journalist and author of Catch the Devil; 2026 Kirkus Prize winner for nonfiction. 1 article.
A membership platform for creators. 8 articles.
Novelist, author of The Sisters Brothers and French Exit. 4 articles.
Free-expression nonprofit that tracks U.S. school book bans. 4 articles.
The world's largest trade book publisher, owned by Bertelsmann. 22 articles.
A reader-magnet and giveaway platform for authors, formerly Instafreebie. 4 articles.
Keyword and category research software for Amazon authors, from Kindlepreneur. 22 articles.
A book review and award contest service for authors. 1 article.
Novelist, author of Fourth Wing and the Empyrean series. 1 article.
A marketplace connecting authors with editors, designers and marketers. 20 articles.
Cartoonist and creator of Bitchy Bitch and the Bitchy! comics. 1 article.
Legal-research AI startup sued by Thomson Reuters over Westlaw headnotes. 1 article.
Author of the historical romance Born for You. 1 article.
The children's book publisher and school book-fair operator. 2 articles.
Writer and author of the memoir Hating Women. 1 article.
Zimbabwean writer; winner of the 2026 Caine Prize for African Writing for "The Blue Fighter." 1 article.
One of the Big Five publishers. 20 articles.
The audio streaming service; Spotify for Authors (formerly Findaway Voices) distributes and creates audiobooks. 19 articles.
A platform for authors to grow mailing lists, run group promotions and manage review copies. 34 articles.
Subscription audiobook and ebook service (Storytel Group); opened a Swedish physical-book store in Oct 2026. 1 article.
A platform where writers publish newsletters and offer paid subscriptions. 7 articles.
UK-based maker of websites and e-commerce tools for publishers. 1 article.
The Svenska Akademien in Stockholm, which awards the Nobel Prize in Literature. 1 article.
The UK and Ireland's prize for the best new poetry collection, run by the T. S. Eliot Foundation. 1 article.
Comics and novels platform (Tapas Entertainment); stopping new Ink sales Oct 1, 2026 and closing March 31, 2027. 2 articles.
Author and editor of fiction and flash fiction. 1 article.
Novelist, author of An American Marriage and Kin; 2026 Kirkus Prize winner for fiction. 2 articles.
Academic publisher behind Routledge and CRC Press. 1 article.
Memoirist and founder of GRACE through SOUL. 1 article.
A book discovery app and bookstore; Tertulia for Authors builds author websites from an ISBN. 2 articles.
The oldest and largest professional organization for published writers in the United States. 16 articles.
The Booker Prize and International Booker Prize for fiction. 17 articles.
Canada's $100,000 prize for the best Canadian novel or short story collection. 1 article.
The annual London publishing trade fair for rights and content. 5 articles.
The Pulitzer Prizes in journalism, letters and music, administered by Columbia University. 20 articles.
Information company behind Westlaw; won a Third Circuit ruling in 2026 that ROSS Intelligence's AI training on Westlaw headnotes was not fair use. 1 article.
The short-video platform, home of the BookTok reading community. 48 articles.
Scottish cartoonist and illustrator, known for his cartoons in The Guardian and New Scientist. 2 articles.
Novelist, author of the Legacy of Orïsha series, which begins with Children of Blood and Bone. 1 article.
Federal office that registers U.S. copyrights and sets disclosure rules for AI-generated material. 15 articles.
A New York book publisher (formerly Sterling Publishing). 8 articles.
The university that partners with the BBC on the National Short Story Award and Young Writers' Award. 3 articles.
Montreal-based acquirer of vertical market software businesses; owner of Edelweiss and, since October 2026, the Firebrand Group. 1 article.
Book formatting software for Mac, made by 180g. 8 articles.
Author of Night Stream. 1 article.
Author of the novel Nebraska Avenue. 1 article.
An independent bookstore in Pasadena, California, founded in 1894. 3 articles.
Employee-owned independent U.S. publisher; launching the Norton Waverly imprint in spring 2027. 4 articles.
Military science fiction publisher behind Galaxy's Edge; its catalog was sold to Aethon Books in October 2026. 1 article.
Vertical-scroll digital comics platform run by WEBTOON Entertainment. 1 article.
Kentucky writer and farmer (1934-2026), author of The Unsettling of America. 10 articles.
The UK charity behind the Women's Prize for Fiction and related programmes including Originators. 3 articles.
The watchdog blog on scams and schemes that target writers, sponsored by SFWA. 3 articles.