Aaron Fa'Aoso
Torres Strait Islander actor, producer and author; 2026 Karajia Award-winning children's book creator. 1 article.
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People and organizations featured in The Publishing Times, each with every article about them.
Torres Strait Islander actor, producer and author; 2026 Karajia Award-winning children's book creator. 1 article.
National talk and arts network of the Australian Broadcasting Corporation; ran the 2026 Top 100 Australian Books poll. 1 article.
The French literary society that awards the Prix Goncourt. 12 articles.
Amazon's audiobook production and distribution marketplace (Audiobook Creation Exchange). 19 articles.
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.
American Library Association round table for graphic novels and comics in libraries; co-runs the Will Eisner Graphic Novel Grants for Libraries. 1 article.
French publishing house, Amélie Nothomb's publisher from 1992 until 2026. 3 articles.
Palestinian playwright, director and actor from Gaza; named 2026 PEN Pinter Writer of Courage. 1 article.
ALLi, the global membership association for self-publishing authors. 12 articles.
Writer and editor, author of The River Has Roots; 2026 British Fantasy Award for Best Novella. 1 article.
Amazon's advertising business, including Sponsored Products ads for books. 50 articles.
Kindle Direct Publishing, Amazon's self-publishing platform for Kindle eBooks, paperbacks and hardcovers. 168 articles.
Belgian novelist who published thirty-five novels at Albin Michel before moving to Gallimard. 2 articles.
The largest library association in the United States; it tracks book challenges and organizes Banned Books Week. 6 articles.
Swedish author and human ecology scholar, author of How to Blow Up a Pipeline. 1 article.
Thriller writer who now writes the Jack Reacher novels. 1 article.
Author of the Gutted, Dissolved, Then Finished series. 1 article.
Canadian poet, essayist and translator; winner of the 2026 Nobel Prize in Literature. 2 articles.
Sydney-based novelist; winner of the 2026 Australian Fiction Prize for The Music Teacher and the 2022 Penguin Literary Prize. 1 article.
The AI company that makes the Claude models. 18 articles.
Nonprofit fan-fiction archive run by the Organization for Transformative Works. 2 articles.
Quebec association of French-language book publishers, known as ANEL. 1 article.
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. 14 articles.
Division of the American Library Association for academic and research libraries; publishes the annual academic library survey. 1 article.
A book formatting and writing app for authors. 6 articles.
Amazon's audiobook service; ACX is its audiobook production and distribution marketplace. 36 articles.
HarperCollins Australia's open prize for an unpublished book-length work of fiction by an Australian writer. 2 articles.
The professional association for authors and illustrators in Australia. 11 articles.
US nonprofit that advocates for authors who want their work widely read, on copyright, fair use and access. 1 article.
Istanbul publisher of Kurdish literature and research, founded in 1995. 1 article.
German-born illustrator of The Gruffalo and other picture books with Julia Donaldson. 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. 29 articles.
The BBC Radio 4 prize for a single short story, run with the University of Cambridge. 3 articles.
Australian novelist; won the 2026 ARA Historical Novel Prize (Adult) for The Names of a Hare. 1 article.
Historian; author of John Doe Chinaman, winner of the 2026 Cundill History Prize. 1 article.
UK festival of Black British writing and publishing. 1 article.
London-listed independent publisher (Bloomsbury Publishing Plc), home of Harry Potter in the UK and Sarah J. Maas. 8 articles.
Bonnier Books' Danish publishing arm, home of Gutkind and Alpha. 1 article.
A review-copy platform that matches authors' books with readers. 3 articles.
The U.S. book-industry trade organization for publishing standards and research. 4 articles.
An independent bookstore on the Sunset Strip in West Hollywood. 2 articles.
The ebook deals and book discovery service for readers, authors and publishers. 42 articles.
A service for delivering ebooks and audiobooks to readers, used for reader magnets, review copies and direct sales. 33 articles.
The Canadian nonprofit for book-industry standards, data and research. 2 articles.
A book promotion and marketing service for authors (BooksGoSocial / BGS Authors). 2 articles.
An online bookstore that shares its profits with independent bookstores. 5 articles.
The German Publishers and Booksellers Association, which runs Frankfurter Buchmesse. 3 articles.
The World Mystery Convention, where the Anthony Awards are presented each year. 1 article.
Dutch anti-piracy foundation that represents copyright holders, including book publishers. 1 article.
Comics writer of Saga and Paper Girls. 1 article.
UK membership society for fantasy, science fiction and horror; it presents the British Fantasy Awards. 2 articles.
Annual £10,000 prize for a short story by an African writer, awarded in Oxford. 4 articles.
Free open-source ebook library manager for organizing, converting and reading ebooks. 2 articles.
Writer; author of The Yahoo Boys, a 2026 Tom Wolfe Prize winner. 1 article.
Independent literary publisher in New York, alongside Counterpoint and Soft Skull. 1 article.
New Zealand novelist, author of The Starving Bride and The Axeman's Carnival. 1 article.
European Council of Literary Translators' Associations. 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.
BookBub's discount audiobook store. 1 article.
German novelist; 2026 Georg Büchner Prize laureate. 1 article.
Novelist and short-story writer, author of Yellow Pine. 1 article.
Comics artist of Paper Girls and Catwoman: Lonely City. 1 article.
Novelist, two-time Pulitzer Prize winner, author of the Harlem Trilogy. 6 articles.
American science fiction writer, multiple Hugo and Nebula winner. 1 article.
A nonprofit that represents the copyright interests of creators and rights holders. 2 articles.
An independent children's book publisher based in Rolling Meadows, Illinois (being acquired by Scholastic). 1 article.
UK print-on-demand and short-run book printer; acquired by GV Group in 2026. 1 article.
UK book printer based in Chatham, Kent; acquired by GV Group in 2026. 1 article.
Australian novelist, author of Jasper Jones. 1 article.
A book promotion service with reader deal newsletters and author tools. 5 articles.
UK coalition of organizations representing creators across the creative industries. 2 articles.
Self-publishing advocate, author, and host of Self-Publishing with Dale. 3 articles.
South Korean business group (Daou Kiwoom Group). 1 article.
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.
The German Book Prize, an annual award for the German-language novel of the year. 2 articles.
Nigerian-Irish fantasy author of The Bako of Zereshé, winner of the 2026 Chinua Achebe Prize for Literature. 1 article.
An ebook and print distribution service for self-published authors; it merged with Smashwords in 2022. 27 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. 6 articles.
Montreal literary publisher, founded in 1963. 6 articles.
French publishing house, part of the Madrigall group. 10 articles.
Speculative poet; won the 2026 Rhysling Award for long poems. 1 article.
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.
Dutch scientific, technical and medical publisher, part of RELX. 4 articles.
The English centre of PEN International, which awards the PEN Pinter Prize. 3 articles.
Irish author of the Artemis Fowl series. 2 articles.
Europe's largest authors' body, representing writers' and translators' organisations across dozens of countries. 2 articles.
Independent London publisher (Faber & Faber), founded in 1929. 4 articles.
Publishing software company (Title Management, Eloquence) and part of the Firebrand Group with NetGalley and Supadu. 1 article.
An online marketplace for freelance services. 1 article.
The Frankfurt Book Fair, the international trade fair for books held each October in Frankfurt. 11 articles.
Rhetoric scholar and author of The New Science of Scientific Writing. 1 article.
A review-copy platform that matches authors' books with readers. 3 articles.
Stock and editorial image company whose brands include iStock and Unsplash. 1 article.
Self-reliance and herbal reference publisher behind The Lost Book of Herbal Remedies; distributed in the US and Canada by Hachette from October 2026. 1 article.
Book cataloging and reader-review site owned by Amazon. 38 articles.
Google's AI research lab, maker of the Gemini models. 1 article.
Novelist; author of The Merge, winner of the 2026 New Adult Book Prize. 1 article.
Nonprofit literary publisher in Minneapolis, an inaugural Stylus Prize winner. 5 articles.
Perth ecologist; won the 2026 Hungerford Award for Wildlife in the Open Eucalyptus Forests. 1 article.
FIL Guadalajara, the largest Spanish-language book fair. 1 article.
Italian book-printing group that owns Grafica Veneta, Lake Book Manufacturing and PA Hutchison; bought CPI's UK book printers in 2026. 1 article.
One of the Big Five publishers (Hachette Livre, parent of Hachette Book Group and Hachette UK). 46 articles.
The Vlogbrothers: author John Green and science communicator Hank Green. 1 article.
One of the Big Five publishers, owned by News Corp. 37 articles.
Yorkshire-born novelist and creator of Bridget Jones; founder of the Bridget Jones Prize for comic writing. 1 article.
German linguist; president of the Deutsche Akademie für Sprache und Dichtung. 2 articles.
Norwegian author for children, young people and adults; won the 2026 Nordic Council Children and Young People's Literature Prize. 1 article.
A digital library lending service for ebooks, audiobooks, comics and video, from Midwest Tape. 7 articles.
Author of Wool and the Silo series, and the creator of the NEO writing app. 3 articles.
Professional association for engineering and technology, and a major publisher of journals and conference proceedings. 2 articles.
The International Federation of Reproduction Rights Organisations, the global network of collective management organisations for text and image works. 1 article.
Independent American comics publisher of creator-owned series. 1 article.
Audiobook distributor and Voices production platform (formerly Findaway). 5 articles.
UK charity that publishes the Excluded Voices report on representation in children's books. 1 article.
Canada's largest bookstore chain. 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. 2 articles.
Ingram Content Group's print-on-demand and distribution platform for independent publishers. 45 articles.
Geneva-based global federation of national publishers associations. 8 articles.
Chilean-American novelist, author of The House of the Spirits; winner of the 2026 Premio Planeta. 1 article.
French sociologist, co-author with Pierre Bourdieu of Les Héritiers (1930–2026). 1 article.
Author of Paper Tombs, a study of Yizkor memorial books. 1 article.
Copenhagen digital-first publisher of crime, thrillers and popular fiction, founded in 1999. 1 article.
German novelist and pioneer of pop literature; died in 2026 at 70. 1 article.
Bestselling American novelist, author of Nineteen Minutes, My Sister's Keeper and Hollow Bones. 4 articles.
French-Algerian novelist and journalist; author of Houris, winner of the 2024 Prix Goncourt. 2 articles.
Fantasy novelist, author of Upon a Starlit Tide; 2026 British Fantasy Award for Best Fantasy Novel. 1 article.
Founding executive editor of Wired and bestselling author of The Inevitable. 1 article.
Historian and author of Country of Lords. 1 article.
Amazon's e-reader product line (Kindle, Paperwhite, Colorsoft). 4 articles.
Dave Chesson's book-marketing site for self-published authors, maker of Publisher Rocket. 3 articles.
The book review magazine, which also offers paid Kirkus Indie reviews for self-published books. 34 articles.
An email marketing platform for creators, formerly ConvertKit. 23 articles.
Rakuten-owned ebook and audiobook retailer and e-reader maker; runs the Kobo Plus subscription and the Kobo Writing Life self-publishing platform. 43 articles.
Actor (Twin Peaks, Dune) and author of the memoir Fictional Selves; host of the 2026 National Book Awards. 1 article.
French group that owns Hachette Livre through its Lagardère Publishing division. 4 articles.
Author of The Surrendered Wife. 1 article.
French senator and co-author of the bill on a presumption that AI providers used cultural works. 2 articles.
British thriller writer, creator of Jack Reacher. 2 articles.
Phonics programme for teaching children to read and write, created by Lyn Wendon in 1968. 1 article.
US library advocacy group working on digital access, ebook lending and library policy. 1 article.
An audiobook and ebook retailer that shares sales with independent bookstores. 3 articles.
Executive director of SIBA (Southern Independent Booksellers Alliance), stepping down at the end of 2026. 1 article.
National fund, launched in 2025, that supports nonprofit literary organizations in the United States. 1 article.
The company that makes Scrivener, the long-form writing app. 9 articles.
A U.S. trade imprint of Hachette Book Group. 7 articles.
Canadian crime novelist, author of the Chief Inspector Gamache series. 3 articles.
A print-on-demand self-publishing and distribution platform. 6 articles.
Creator of the Letterland phonics programme; died in 2026 at 98. 1 article.
British novelist, winner of the 2026 Booker Prize for The End of Everything. 2 articles.
British novelist and comics writer, author of The Girl With All the Gifts and Once Was Willem. 1 article.
Novelist, author of The Song of Achilles and Circe. 2 articles.
An email marketing platform. 24 articles.
British editor and publisher (1949-2026) who published Neuromancer at Gollancz and later helped run Orion. 1 article.
Poet, author of the collection Pulse. 1 article.
Comics publisher and entertainment company, a subsidiary of The Walt Disney Company. 1 article.
Author of the Dungeon Crawler Carl series. 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.
Australian author; won the 2026 ARA Historical Novel Prize (Children and Young Adult) for A Flash in the Dust. 1 article.
The company behind Facebook, Instagram, WhatsApp and Threads. 7 articles.
Malayalam novelist and poet; 2026 Ezhuthachan Puraskaram laureate. 1 article.
Novelist and Pulitzer Prize winner for The Hours. 1 article.
Technology company; partner with the Public Library Association on free AI skills training for libraries. 12 articles.
Author-illustrator of the graphic novel Flamer. 2 articles.
Small German publisher based in Sindelfingen, Baden-Württemberg. 1 article.
South Korean literary publisher, Han Kang's publisher. 1 article.
Publisher of Asimov's, Analog, and other U.S. genre-fiction magazines. 1 article.
The nonprofit that presents the National Book Awards. 7 articles.
UK charity that researches reading and literacy among children and young people. 4 articles.
U.S. labor union for freelance writers and creative workers across formats and genres. 2 articles.
Streaming service; producing Greta Gerwig's Narnia films. 6 articles.
A platform for sharing digital review copies with reviewers, librarians, booksellers and media. 19 articles.
Chadian novelist; winner of the 2026 Prix Ivoire for La Fabrique du merveilleux. 1 article.
UK prize for new adult fiction, awarded at Cheltenham Literature Festival. 1 article.
Independent non-fiction publisher in Islington, London, founded in 2022 by Aurea Carpenter and Rebecca Nicolson. 1 article.
Literature development charity for the North of England; runs the Northern Writers' Awards, the Gordon Burn Prize and Durham Book Festival. 1 article.
New Zealand's national association for writers (Te Puni Kaituhi O Aotearoa). 2 articles.
Independent UK press for science fiction, fantasy and horror; 2026 British Fantasy Award for Best Independent Press. 1 article.
Author of The Twilight Walker. 1 article.
Global consumer intelligence company that measures retail sales and media audiences. 6 articles.
Poet; her debut collection October won the 2026 Jerwood Prize for Best First Collection. 1 article.
Australian writer, author of the debut novel Plastic Budgie. 1 article.
Brooklyn nonprofit that mails one short story at a time, an inaugural Stylus Prize winner. 1 article.
Independent UK publisher; Magpie imprint published Grace Walker's The Merge. 1 article.
The artificial intelligence company behind ChatGPT and the GPT family of models. 15 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. 12 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.
UK trade publisher in the Macmillan group. 8 articles.
A membership platform for creators. 4 articles.
Novelist, author of The Sisters Brothers and French Exit. 4 articles.
Editor-in-chief of Bloomsbury's UK adult division, retiring in 2027. 1 article.
Free-expression nonprofit that tracks U.S. school book bans. 7 articles.
The world's largest trade book publisher, owned by Bertelsmann. 38 articles.
French-British lawyer and author; recipient of the 2026 Peace Prize of the German Book Trade. 1 article.
French writer and journalist; winner of the 2026 Prix Médicis. 2 articles.
New Zealand novelist; won the 2026 Ursula K. Le Guin Prize for Fiction for Audition. 1 article.
A reader-magnet and giveaway platform for authors, formerly Instafreebie. 4 articles.
Ebook, print and audiobook distribution service for self-published authors and publishers. 4 articles.
Keyword and category research software for Amazon authors, from Kindlepreneur. 17 articles.
U.S. book-trade magazine. 1 article.
The public library system for the New York City borough of Queens. 1 article.
A book review and award contest service for authors. 1 article.
Reading-highlights company behind the Reader app and the Readwise Books ebook store. 1 article.
Novelist, author of Fourth Wing and the Empyrean series. 3 articles.
A marketplace connecting authors with editors, designers and marketers. 18 articles.
Paris publishing house, part of Editis. 2 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.
Japanese novelist and filmmaker, author of Almost Transparent Blue; died in 2026 at 74. 1 article.
Author of the historical romance Born for You. 1 article.
Irish novelist, author of Normal People and Intermezzo. 3 articles.
Novelist; author of Fallow, a 2026 Tom Wolfe Prize winner. 1 article.
British poet; author of Loop of Jade and Foretokens. 2 articles.
US fantasy author of the Court of Thorns and Roses series. 9 articles.
The children's book publisher and school book-fair operator. 4 articles.
Open-access multidisciplinary journal from Springer Nature. 1 article.
Writer and author of the memoir Hating Women. 1 article.
French writer whose AI-assisted novel Les Touches fantômes is due from Robert Laffont in 2027. 1 article.
French novelist, essayist and Le Figaro littéraire critic; winner of the Académie française's 2026 Grand Prix du roman. 2 articles.
The annual book fair organised by the Sharjah Book Authority in the UAE. 1 article.
Novelist, author of Die Lücken; winner of the 2026 German Book Prize. 1 article.
Southern Independent Booksellers Alliance, the trade association for indie booksellers in the U.S. South. 1 article.
Sámi and Norwegian poet and novelist; won the 2026 Nordic Council Literature Prize for Láŋtdievvá / Planterhaug. 1 article.
Zimbabwean writer; winner of the 2026 Caine Prize for African Writing for "The Blue Fighter." 4 articles.
One of the Big Five publishers. 32 articles.
Audiobook production platform for authors and publishers, including AI multi-voice narration. 1 article.
The audio streaming service; Spotify for Authors (formerly Findaway Voices) distributes and creates audiobooks. 14 articles.
Global research, educational and professional publisher (Nature Portfolio, Springer, Palgrave Macmillan, BMC). 3 articles.
New York publisher within Macmillan; home of St. Martin's Press, Minotaur and the new puzzles and games imprint Tytora. 1 article.
Adelaide-based hybrid publisher of children's picture books. 2 articles.
Horror novelist, author of The Buffalo Hunter Hunter; 2026 British Fantasy Award for Best Horror Novel. 1 article.
A platform for authors to grow mailing lists, run group promotions and manage review copies. 30 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. 4 articles.
The UK and Ireland's prize for the best new poetry collection, run by the T. S. Eliot Foundation. 2 articles.
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.
Fantasy novelist, author of The Isle in the Silver Sea; winner of the 2026 Aldiss Award. 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. 3 articles.
Australian writer, critic and teacher; 2026 ASA Medal recipient. 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. 3 articles.
The French institution, founded in 1635, that oversees the French language and awards literary prizes including the Grand Prix du roman. 6 articles.
Not-for-profit award for world-building in science fiction, fantasy and gaming, named for Brian Aldiss. 1 article.
Ireland's annual book awards, across 19 categories including An Post Irish Book of the Year. 1 article.
Australasia's richest individual literary prize, for historical fiction, run by the Historical Novel Society Australasia. 1 article.
Washington, D.C. foundation honoring Arthur C. Clarke's legacy with annual awards. 1 article.
Nigeria's national writers' association, which awards the Chinua Achebe Prize for Literature among others. 1 article.
Peak industry body for Australian book, journal and educational publishers. 3 articles.
The oldest and largest professional organization for published writers in the United States. 36 articles.
The Booker Prize and International Booker Prize for fiction. 14 articles.
The UK's national library, in London and Boston Spa; acquired AS Byatt's archive in 2026. 4 articles.
The UK's oldest children's book awards, the Carnegie Medals for Writing and Illustration, run by CILIP. 1 article.
New Zealand book-industry coalition behind the Aotearoa NZ Book of the Month campaign. 1 article.
US$75,000 annual history-writing prize administered by McGill University. 1 article.
Germany's Academy for Language and Literature in Darmstadt, which awards the Georg Büchner Prize. 2 articles.
UK and Ireland poetry prizes run by the Forward Arts Foundation. 1 article.
Canada's $100,000 prize for the best Canadian novel or short story collection. 2 articles.
Canada's national literary awards, run by the Canada Council for the Arts since 1959. 1 article.
Finland's largest book event (Helsingin Kirjamessut), held each October at Messukeskus Helsinki. 1 article.
City of Fremantle prize for an unpublished Western Australian manuscript, run with Fremantle Press. 1 article.
Seoul-based publishers' association (KOPUS) behind the 2026 'No Books, No AI' appeal. 2 articles.
Korean public institute that funds and promotes translations of Korean literature. 2 articles.
The annual London publishing trade fair for rights and content. 4 articles.
Annual DKK 300,000 prize awarded by the Nordic Council for a work of literature written in a Nordic language. 1 article.
Nashville literary nonprofit, also called The Porch Writers' Collective, an inaugural Stylus Prize winner. 1 article.
Spain's richest literary prize, awarded each October by Editorial Planeta. 1 article.
Paris literary prize worth €15,000, backed by the Fondation Pierre Bergé-Yves Saint Laurent. 2 articles.
French literary prize judged by an all-woman jury. 3 articles.
Ivorian literary prize for African francophone writing. 1 article.
French literary prize founded in 1958, with novel, foreign novel and essay categories. 2 articles.
French literary prize, first held in 2026, for an unpublished French-language manuscript written with AI assistance. 1 article.
Division of the American Library Association serving public library workers. 1 article.
The Pulitzer Prizes in journalism, letters and music, administered by Columbia University. 13 articles.
Annual prize from Wasafiri magazine and Queen Mary University of London for new writers in poetry, fiction and life writing. 1 article.
UK reading charity behind Quick Reads, the Summer Reading Challenge and Reading Ahead. 1 article.
Annual A$5,000 prize for an emerging Australian novelist, run by the Melbourne bookshop chain Readings. 1 article.
UK association of romance writers and industry professionals; runs the Romantic Novel Awards and the Romance Industry Awards. 1 article.
The UK's national academy of sciences, which runs the Young People's Book Prize for science books. 1 article.
US nonprofit for speculative poetry, founded by Suzette Haden Elgin in 1978; runs the Rhysling, Elgin and Dwarf Stars Awards. 1 article.
Nonprofit association for professionals in scholarly publishing and communication. 1 article.
The UK's largest trade union for writers, illustrators, scriptwriters and literary translators. 5 articles.
France's booksellers' union. 1 article.
France's national publishers' association. 4 articles.
US membership association for textbook and academic authors. 1 article.
Air Mail's annual prizes for fiction, named for Tom Wolfe. 1 article.
Foundation that carries on Ursula K. Le Guin's legacy and awards the annual $25,000 Ursula K. Le Guin Prize for Fiction. 1 article.
Annual award for the best novel published in Australia in the previous year, judged by the Australian University Heads of English. 1 article.
Australian environmental organisation that runs the Karajia and Environment Awards for Children's Literature. 1 article.
Foundation honoring comics pioneer Will Eisner; co-funds the Will Eisner Graphic Novel Grants for Libraries. 1 article.
Annual fantasy fiction awards presented at the World Fantasy Convention. 3 articles.
National organization of professionally published book authors in Canada. 2 articles.
Haitian-born Quebec writer, author of C'était ça ou mourir. 11 articles.
Hungarian-American writer and poet; won the 2026 Rhysling Award for short poems. 1 article.
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. 31 articles.
Australian novelist; 2026 Environment Award for Children's Literature winner for Ningaloo. 3 articles.
Scottish cartoonist and illustrator, known for his cartoons in The Guardian and New Scientist. 1 article.
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. 16 articles.
ALA division for library trustees, advocates, Friends groups and foundations; administers the Penguin Random House rural and small library grants. 1 article.
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.
Independent publisher of science fiction, fantasy and horror comics. 1 article.
Dogri and Hindi writer, Sahitya Akademi Fellow and screenwriter (1933–2026). 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. 2 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.
The UK's largest bookshop chain. 1 article.
Vertical-scroll digital comics platform run by WEBTOON Entertainment. 2 articles.
The UK charity behind the Women's Prize for Fiction and related programmes including Originators. 5 articles.
The watchdog blog on scams and schemes that target writers, sponsored by SFWA. 4 articles.
Chinese-American writer; author of Music Against the Night. 1 article.
Australian children's and YA author; 2026 Karajia and Environment Award winner for Song of a Thousand Seas. 1 article.