A new illustrated release of 'The Goblet of Fire' from Scholastic will hit bookstores this fall, and fans can pre-order the release now.

As Frieze Los Angeles shines a spotlight on art in the city, one community, long facing institutional apathy, calls for ...

Foundation Media Partners has formed Foundation Books and launched a partnership with Macmillan Publishers, establishing a ...

Bloomsbury and Marvel announced a multi-year, multi-volume licensing agreement for “Marvel Age of Comics." The books will combine history and personal narrative, starting this fall with Stuart Moore's ...

local fire companies and the American Red Cross are partnering to install smoke alarms in homes, Lawrence Township Supervisor Randy Powell said at Tuesday night’s supervisors meeting.

BOISE, Idaho (AP) — Several large book publishers, a tiny public library and others are suing Idaho officials over a law that forces libraries to keep some books in an adults-only section if community ...

The Hyde, Curwensville, Lawrence Township, Clearfield Borough and the Rescue Hose and Ladder Fire Companies are partnering with the Red Cross on Feb. 22nd to install the devices in homes. “It’s just ...

The long-standing pricing model for both paper and electronic books was the so-called wholesale model. Publishers sold in ... so they are the dominant company by far.

So ebooks stagnated, sales stuck at about 20 percent of all book sales, and nothing changed for a very long time. Now, Bookshop.org has signed deals with all of the big five publishers and “most ...

About a decade ago, Helen Scheuerer had secured a book deal with a traditional publisher for a literary fiction manuscript. It never saw the light of day — but she's relieved it didn't.

Multiple companies — including McDonald’s and Walmart — already had acquiesced and shut down their diversity initiatives, and Target joined the list Friday. But it appears some other large ...

Or, as the company would ... Unlike physical books, which you can freely loan out or resell, digital books have more draconian restrictions placed on them by both publishers and marketplaces.