Streaming platforms and digital content
Jacob Alon's live album, featuring 13 tracks from his sold-out Roundhouse show, drops digitally on August 14, bringing fans closer to his electrifying performances.
Mystery Jets share two new songs from their forthcoming album ‘A Hole To See The Sky Through,’ set to release on August 21.
Naoki Urasawa and Takashi Nagasaki's 'Billy Bat' intricately weaves mystery and history, captivating readers with a post-WWII Japan backdrop.
This week’s rights acquisitions spotlight an array of imaginative children’s books, from magical adventures to heartfelt tales, set for publication soon.
Graphic novelists Abby Denson and Utomaru share insights on their collaboration for "My Tokyo Summer," exploring cultural nuances and artistic inspirations.
Rebecca Sonnenshine's adaptation of 'Little House on the Prairie' seeks to reframe the classic narrative while addressing historical criticisms with fresh perspectives.
A recent survey reveals mixed feelings toward AI narration in audiobooks, with some listeners favoring it for multi-character fiction while overall enthusiasm declines.
Don Ellis, a significant figure in Bay Area publishing, passed away at 84, leaving behind a legacy of literary contributions and a vibrant community.
Betsy Rider, renowned owner of Otto’s Bookstore, passed away at 91, leaving a lasting legacy in Pennsylvania's literary community.
Nell Mescal's latest single 'Settles' explores long-distance love, and she's set to perform live at several upcoming shows.
Ezra Collective is set for their largest tour yet in 2027, promoting their upcoming album *Here Because Of Hope* and featuring a new single, "Well Organised."
Dinaw Mengestu resigns from PEN America, citing the organization's failure to uphold fair free speech principles amidst rising tensions in cultural boycotts.
Hayley Kiyoko reflects on her decade-long journey transforming "Girls Like Girls" from a hit song to a YA novel and now a feature film, capturing authentic queer love.
T.L. Simpson’s 'Accelerant' tackles issues of radicalism and personal growth, drawing on his Ozarks upbringing and experience as a journalist.
Explore how NYC's Arlo Williamsburg balances high-volume dining and quality preparation, delivering a remarkable experience for thousands of guests each month.
October 2026 promises a rich diversity of children's literature with high print runs and engaging themes aimed at captivating young readers.
Mark your calendars for October 2026, featuring major new releases that signal confidence in the publishing industry and shifting reader preferences.
The Frankfurt Book Fair is relocating exhibitors after safety inspections led to the closure of Hall 6, impacting the upcoming 2026 event.
Tommy Orange and Amitav Ghosh have added their manuscripts to Oslo’s Future Library project, a long-term artistic endeavor showcasing literary contributions.
Three startups leverage AI analytics to empower publishers with data-driven insights, enhancing acquisition and marketing strategies.