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Federal Order Targets Library Support: IMLS Faces Closure Amid Budget Cuts
In a significant policy shift, a new executive order issued Friday mandates the dismantling of the Institute of Museum and Library Services (IMLS)—the sole federal agency dedicated to supporting libraries across the United States.
Spotify Expands Audiobook Offerings with Short-Form Fiction Submissions
Spotify is opening new doors for independent authors with an initiative designed to bring bite-sized audiobooks to its massive global audience.
Tory Richards’ Carnal Hunger Available @ $0.99 Limited Time
On sale now through 4/15/25!
Spotify’s Audiobook Boom: What’s Working and What’s Next
Eighteen months after revamping its audiobook program, Spotify is reflecting on its rapid growth and looking ahead to new innovations.
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St. Patrick’s Day Romances @ TRS 2025
St. Patrick’s Day @ TRS 2025
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Interview: Karen Kay
Buried treasure shines brightest in the dark…
Romance Novel Pulled Amid Backlash Over Content
Romance author Sophie Lark’s upcoming novel, Sparrow and Vine, has been withdrawn by publisher Bloom Books following public criticism.
How to Launch Your Book by Autocrit 3/13
Discover how to launch your book with a bang.
Before Goodreads and Amazon: How the Los Angeles Public Library Helped Readers Choose Books
Before the internet and online book reviews, readers in Los Angeles relied on a unique tool to discover their next great read: handwritten book review cards curated by the Los Angeles Public Library (LAPL).
When Tropes Take Over: Is Romantasy Losing Its Heart?
For romance lovers, fantasy worlds filled with passion, danger, and fated mates have always been a thrill.
How ‘Abbott Elementary’ Exposes the Impact of Book Bans—Including Romance Novels
ABC’s Abbott Elementary just took on one of the most controversial issues in publishing today—book bans.
Supreme Court to Weigh In: Can the Government “Childproof” the Internet?
In a case that could redefine online access and free speech, the U.S. Supreme Court may soon decide whether state laws aimed at “childproofing” the internet violate constitutional rights.
A Chapter in Labor History: Barnes & Noble Workers Secure First Union Contract in NYC
Barnes & Noble workers at three New York City stores have made history, officially ratifying their first-ever union contracts.
Hachette Book Group Launches New Imprint, Cardinal, Led by Reagan Arthur
New Imprint to Debut in Fall 2025 with Award-Winning Author Catherine Chidgey’s ‘The Book of Guilt’
Shakespeare & Co. Bids Farewell to Two NYC Locations Amid Rising Costs
Beloved independent bookseller Shakespeare & Co. has shuttered two of its three remaining New York City locations, citing financial challenges that have made it difficult to keep operations afloat.
Story Sculptor by Autocrit Starts 3/5
Go from rough draft to polished novel – in just 30 days.
The Other March Sisters by Linda Epstein, Ally Malinenko and Liz Parker
Refresh your bookshelf this March with Kensington’s exciting giveaway!
Hundreds of Books Pulled from Monroe County Schools Under Tennessee Law
Books covering history, race, and LGBTQ+ topics are disappearing from Monroe County school libraries under Tennessee’s Age-Appropriate Materials Act, sparking concerns over censorship and access to literature.
The Psychology of Crime and Death Investigation by Autocrit
What makes someone cross the line into murder?
Mystery Mind by Autocrit
Writing Whodunits Your Readers Can’t Put Down
Authors Guild Warns NEA Grant Applicants: Hold Off on Compliance Amid Legal Uncertainty
Federal Orders Targeting DEI and “Gender Ideology” Face Legal Hurdles
Twilight Turns 20: New Anniversary Editions Stir Nostalgia and Debate
It’s hard to believe, but Twilight is celebrating its 20th anniversary, and to mark the occasion, Little Brown Books is releasing three special editions on Sept. 30.
Relaxed Reader Giveaway
Escape with a Relaxing Giveaway!
Why Romantasy Deserves More Respect
And Why Readers Shouldn’t Have to Apologize for Loving It
Fictional Combat by Angela Knight
From fist fights to dragon duels: NYT bestselling author Angela Knight explores how to write fictional combat.
Love Scenes Workshop by Autocrit
Unleash the Power of Passion: Master the Art of Writing Love Scenes
Why Romance Bookstores Are Thriving While Others Struggle
Romance readers are rewriting the bookstore experience—one happily-ever-after at a time.
Genre Trends & Industry Insights by Autocrit
Success in publishing is a marriage of business and creativity… and you know who wins in business? Those with the data and insights to make informed, advantageous decisions