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Summer Reads
Just in time for your next trip to the beach, our literary sister site the Millions handpicked more than 100 books out this summer that you’ll want to add to your TBR pile. Rebecca Yarros’s Fourth Wing will soon become a purchasable work of art courtesy of Macmillan’s limited editions arm Fablelistik. China’s censorship agency is increasingly creating headaches for Western publishers drawn to the country’s high-quality, low-cost printing sector. And we spotlight a small press that’s made it its mission to preserve the memory of the Holocaust through memoir. The New York Times wonders if Gary Shteyngart is one of the last novelists to make good money from writing. The Conversation considers the risks and rewards of “fast books on big news” after two books about a high-profile murder trial were announced within 24 hours of its verdict. On Substack, literary agent Alia Hanna Habib talked with Random House senior marketing director Ayelet Durantt about all things book marketing. Open Road CEO and National Book Foundation chairman David Steinberger chatted with Little, Brown publisher Sally Kim on the latest episode of the Open Book podcast. And poet Fanny Howe has died at 84.
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The Millions’ Great Summer 2025 Book Preview
Our literary sister site the Millions rounds up more than 100 titles publishing in July, August, and September that are worth checking out. See the full list »
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Limited Editions of ‘Fourth Wing’ Come to Market
As consumers increasingly seek out books that double as objets d’art, Fablelistik, Macmillan’s fine press brand unit, has opened pre-orders for its fourth title, Rebecca Yarros’s bestselling romantasy Fourth Wing, with editions ranging from $185 to $3,600. more »

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The Politics of Printing in China
Publishers printing graphic novels and other illustrated titles in China can run into problems when the censors come knocking. more »
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Amsterdam Publishers Amplifies Holocaust History
Since 2014, Liesbeth Heenk has published 115 Holocaust memoirs and nonfiction narratives in English, and she continues to search for stories that recount the experiences people lived through during that low point in history. more »

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A Little Gift to the Future: PW Talks with Maria Popova
The writer of the nearly 20-year-old literary blog the Marginalian has long fretted how many of her favorite books are out of print. Now, her new imprint—a collaboration with McNally Jackson owner Sarah McNally (l.)—is bringing back some handpicked hidden gems. more »
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Writers Talking Writers: Jess Walter on Charles Portis and Jonathan Lethem on James Salter
The National Book Award finalist talks about Portis’s appeal as the “patron saint of journalists who become novelists” and the National Book Critics Circle Award winner discusses Salter’s “breathtaking painterliness.” more »


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Trade Paperback Bestseller List
One Golden Summer by Carley Fortune is the #1 title on PW’s trade paperback bestseller list. See the full list »
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Review of the Day: ‘Goliath’s Curse: The History and Future of Societal Collapse’ by Luke Kemp
“Throughout human history, the breakdown of societies has been caused by out-of-control oligarchy, according to this brilliant and unnerving debut from economist and geographer Kemp.” more »

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Picture of the Day

On June 27, HarperCollins hosted an “Epic Pride Summer Friday Reading Party” featuring several authors across its Epic Reads, Avon, Voyager, and Mariner imprints and their works centering LGBTQ+ characters and stories. Among the authors in attendance were (back row, from l.) Mason Deaver, Brian D. Kennedy, (front row, from l.), Ruben Reyes Jr., Zakiya N. Jamal, Becky Albertalli, Ava Reid, and Alexandria Bellefleur.

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