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Archives for June 2026

June 4, 2026By Erin Somers

Forthcoming: ‘Blockers’ by Michael Lewis; A Memoir From Joe Biden

June 4, 2026By Erin Somers

Norton and Pushkin Industries will publish BLOCKERS: Rebels in the Deep State by Michael Lewis on October 6. Norton will publish the hardcover and Pushkin will produce and release an audiobook edition, available exclusively at blockers.fm for the first three weeks of publication. Norton writes in the announcement, “In BLOCKERS, Lewis views the “meteor strike” of the second Trump administration through the eyes of the public servants targeted by the Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE). As he says, ;Every now and then the world hands you the material for a wild story. The collision between the Trump Administration and the civil service is one of […]

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June 4, 2026By Katy Hershberger

US Book Show Sessions on AI, Growth

June 4, 2026By Katy Hershberger

At the US Book Show ceo panel, Publishers Weekly editorial director Jonathan Segura asked executives how they are wrestling with the problem of detecting AI-generated content in manuscripts. HBG ceo Shelley didn’t reference the cancelled SHY GIRL or have a specific answer, saying that the company doesn’t have a systemic way of checking for AI authorship. He said that AI-detection programs are largely imperfect and that authors have concerns about having their work fed into such tool. He also doesn’t want to encourage a “culture of suspicion or disbelief of authors,” but said that the company has a contractual policy […]

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June 4, 2026By Mollie Weisenfeld

Tonight: Join Us for the Buzz Books Nonfiction Panel Featuring Anna Lembke, MD, Kristin Kobes Du Mez, Soyica Diggs Colbert, Eric Idle, Radha Agrawal, and Tarajia Morrell

June 4, 2026By Mollie Weisenfeld

  After a superb fiction panel last week, we are continuing the celebration of our Fall/Winter Buzz Books sampler with our Nonfiction Authors & Editors Panel tonight Thursday, June 4, at 7pm Eastern.  Join us! Hosted by Mary Ann Naples, the panel includes conversations with Eric Idle, Kristin Kobes Du Mez, Radha Agrawal, Soyica Diggs Colbert, Tarajia Morrell, and Anna Lembke, MD. Sign up here. We’ll be giving away copies of all the galleys discussed.  Download your free Fall/Winter ’26 sampler here to read all the excerpts.            

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June 4, 2026By Katy Hershberger

Distribution: Lakeside Book Company, Longleaf Services

June 4, 2026By Katy Hershberger

Lakeside Book Company will sell and distribute Red Racer Books in the US and Canada starting July 1 and Calla Press Publishing starting September 1. They will also print, sell, and distribute in the US and Canada Voices of Tomorrow Press starting this month and WarGate Books starting September 1. Longleaf Services will sell and distribute: Washington State University Press; The Pennsylvania State University Press; and Hong Kong University Press in the US starting in 2027.

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June 4, 2026By Michael Cader

Literary Arts Fund Names First Recipients of $7.7 Million In Grants

June 4, 2026By Michael Cader

The Literary Arts Fund announced the first 40 literary arts organizations and publishers to receive $7.7 million in unrestricted general operating grants. The recipients “organize local book festivals, present readings and conversations with authors, host writing workshops, offer writers’ retreats and residencies, and are responsible for a vast amount of poetry and works in translation published each year.” Over half of the recipients have annual budgets of under $1 million. The full list is posted here. The fund’s next grant opportunity—supporting new, one-time innovative projects—opens on June 8, when they will post guidelines for applying. Announced last October, the fund […]

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June 4, 2026By Katy Hershberger

Dark Horse Voluntarily Recognizes Union

June 4, 2026By Katy Hershberger

Dark Horse Comics has voluntarily recognized the workers’ union with the National Labor Relations Board. In a statement, interim ceo Jay Komas noted that, “Voluntary recognition is an unusual step for employers, but in doing so Dark Horse intends to reaffirm its commitment that this new leadership wants to do things differently and enter into good-faith bargaining.” “I understand the employees’ disappointment with how issues have historically been addressed. You’ve taken this step because you believe Dark Horse can be better. So do I,” Komas wrote. “Over the years, this company has asked a great deal of its employees. People […]

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