Years ago, in a book I wrote about competing on the pro golf mini-tours, I described at one point the factors that were helping me improve my game. They included shortening my backswing, embracing ...

Japanese Publisher Magazine House Brought English Editions of POPEYE and BRUTUS to New York City events at McNally Jackson ...

Bill Hall, the proprietor, has assembled a vast collection of hard-to-find fashion books and magazines coveted by designers and influencers. By T.M. Brown On a recent Sunday, few moments passed when ...

Grading giant PSA announced pricing tiers and turnaround times for its new comic book and magazine categories in an email to customers Wednesday. Beginning July 14, PSA will accept grading submissions ...

Scribd stands out as a versatile eBook subscription service that goes beyond traditional eBooks. It offers a diverse library of over one million books, including audiobooks, podcasts, magazines, sheet ...

One of the children’s publishing industry’s most storied publications turns 100 this year. Its history and future are as colorful as its covers. The Horn Book magazine is one of the most venerable ...

Every year, bookstore shelves swell with new non-fiction works by authors who are all writing in response to their inner and outer lives, their surroundings, and their yearning for a better world.

When John Morrow learned of Jack Kirby’s death in February 1994, he wanted to pay tribute with a fanzine devoted to the legendary comic book artist’s many contributions to the sequential arts. The ...

For much of its more than three decades of existence, PSA has been one of the leaders — if not the top dog — in its primary category of card grading. But as it expands into grading comics and ...

As flames raced through Salt Lake City businesses Monday night, it approached an especially vulnerable target: The towering piles of used books that fill Utah Book & Magazine, a quirky fixture on Main ...

[This is an excerpt from my 1995 Yale Law Journal article "Cheap Speech and What It Will Do," written for a symposium called "Emerging Media Technology and the First Amendment.) Thirty years later, I ...

In 1939 Publisher Robert Fair de Graff of Pocket Books was hit by an idea. This week he was in the middle of a revolution. Idea was his glossy-covered, 25¢ reprints of standard books and classics. The ...