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Undercutting Creators” Comic book artist Dustin Nguyen went on a profanity laden rant about Marvel (and DC too) contracts for the artists that work for the Disney owned company. Nnamdi Ezekwe ...

Publishers are increasingly ditching nonfiction paperback books, much to the chagrin of authors. For years, the standard model of book sales has been for publishers to open with a more ...

PW’s annual look at fast-growing small publishers looks at how five companies overcame difficult market conditions.

The library offers events and resources to make reading fun. Reading for fun helps the brain to develop in young readers, setting them up for success later in life.

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