Journey’ will offer a curated collection of the world’s most “iconic routes,” according to the company. The series is ...

The Dawn of a Revolution, which claims to find scientific proof of God, hope their European blockbuster translates to the U.S. market this fall.

Bendle, who has more than two decades of experience working at and managing Barnes & Noble University bookstores, succeeds interim executive director Daniel Y. Mayer at Chicago’s Seminary Co-op ...

Rachel Leyshon has been promoted to publisher at Scholastic’s U.K.-based Chicken House Books imprint, effective January 1, 2026. Currently, Leyshon succeeds Barry Cunningham.

The long-time president of Minneapolis-based Consortium Book Sales & Distribution will retire in June 2026. Schaper has worked for the company since 1994 and has been at the helm since 2001.

For four decades, Pace’s MS in publishing program has provided an accessible and affordable pathway into the industry. This year, says director Manuela Soares, students are facing a host of new ...

U.S. comics fans will soon be able to experience the adventures of Hugo Pratt’s iconic seafarer like never before thanks to a ...

Bloomsbury US has eliminated five positions in its children’s division as part of what the company called “a strategic shift ...

After five years at the head of Simon & Schuster, Jonathan Karp has announced his intention to step down as CEO to launch and ...

Armitage, best known for his star turn in the Hobbit films, looks at a decades-old murder’s impact on a small English village ...

The potent debut novel from playwright and memoirist Hudes (My Broken Language) follows a single mother who abandons her ...

The comics giant has three new books featuring familiar superheroes on the shelves this month—but the origin stories within are anything but familiar. DC executive editor Chris Conroy explains why the ...