WHSmith is coming to an American airport near you…
Remember when we reported WHSmith were voted this year’s worst High Street retailer in the UK? Well guess what, my American friends – soon you’ll be able to enjoy the WHSmith… Read more »
Fantasy or reality: does bookselling live up to the hype?
Listen. We all have it. Just one small fantasy lurks in the back of our minds. As complete giant book nerds who wish deeply to spend the rest of our… Read more »
Movies are basically just Books 2.0
No one should write anything original ever again, all day long, forever until the rapture. This, it seems, holds especially true for screenwriters. So says new research by the UK-based… Read more »
You’re only as good as your last book’s sales numbers
Ah, the topic of book sales — among authors, it can produce a hushed, nervous silence. Selling a lot of books implies success, far and above other metrics (like critical praise or cultish… Read more »
The AAP has released revised sales data for 2017 and 2016, and the news is… kinda good!
At Publishers Lunch, Michael Cader has a tidy summary of the American Association of Publishers’ revised data for 2017, which contains some surprising revelations. The news is good, more or… Read more »