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Archives for June 2026

June 30, 2026By Katy Hershberger

New Books Publishing June 30

June 30, 2026By Katy Hershberger

This week’s fiction releases include new novels by Paul Tremblay and Jenny Jackson, while nonfiction includes work by Dave Portnoy and Julia Angwin and Ami Fields-Meyer.   18 works of fiction https://bookshop.org/lists/new-fiction-publishing-june-30       17 works of nonfiction https://bookshop.org/lists/new-nonfiction-publishing-june-30       We consult a number of sources in compiling our weekly lists and PM members can see our lists for the coming months on Bookshop. Check out June’s 145 fiction releases, 53 works of nonfiction, and 31 children’s titles, and July’s 119 fiction releases, 30 works of nonfiction, and 25 children’s titles, and August’s 105 fiction releases, 20 works […]

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June 30, 2026By Katy Hershberger

Forthcoming: Senate Majority Leader John Thune Book

June 30, 2026By Katy Hershberger

According to financial disclosures, Senator John Thune (R-South Dakota) has sold a book to Hachette Book Group, South Dakota Searchlight reports. The report, which details payments in 2025, states that Thune entered into a “royalty agreement” with HBG in February 2026. The filing does not specify how much Thune was paid, or provide any information about the book or imprint it went to. HBG has not responded to a request for additional information.

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June 30, 2026By Katy Hershberger

Imprints: Pocket Books

June 30, 2026By Katy Hershberger

The Atria Gallery Publishing Group will relaunch one-time mass market imprint Pocket Books, led by Anh Schluep, who will join on July 1 as vice president, editorial director & deputy publisher. She was previously associate publisher of Montlake, Skyscape, and 47 North at Amazon Publishing. Pocket will publish 2 to 3 titles per month starting in January 2027 in romance, romantic thrillers, and horror. The imprint will have “a key focus on romance” and aspires to be “the top choice for bestselling entrepreneurial authors.” “I’m excited to be bringing back Pocket Books,” Schluep said in a release. “The imprint, which […]

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June 29, 2026By Erin Somers

People 6/29

June 29, 2026By Erin Somers

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June 29, 2026By Michael Cader

TG Jones Restructuring Plan Expected to Win Approval This Week

June 29, 2026By Michael Cader

The draconian restructuring plan to keep UK bookstore chain TG Jones (FKA WH Smith) operating is expected to win court approval after hearings Monday and Tuesday, as at least some creditor groups have agreed to accept owner Modella Capital’s terms. Unnamed sources have told the media (including the Telegraph, Bloomberg and the Guardian) that “a number of key creditor groups, landlords among them, have accepted TG Jones’ proposal before the court hearing.” Property development company British Land, after loudly objecting, “said it would…abstain from voting following what it described as material concessions from TG Jones to treat landlords more fairly.” […]

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June 26, 2026By Katy Hershberger

Wynn-Williams Sues Meta To Overturn CARELESS PEOPLE Gag Order

June 26, 2026By Katy Hershberger

Careless People author Sarah Wynn-Williams is suing Meta to overturn the gag order that prevents her from talking about her whistleblowing book. The day after the publication of Careless People in March 2025, an arbitrator ruled that Wynn-Williams discussing or otherwise promoting her book would violate the non-disparagement agreement she signed when Facebook fired her in 2017. The order remains in effect and Wynn-Williams appeared silently at the UK’s Hay Festival in May. The lawsuit claims that Meta is “punishing” Wynn-Williams for speaking to lawmakers and writing her book about Meta’s problematic workplace culture, including sexual harassment from her superiors, […]

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