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Publishing news
Tuesday, September 8, 2026
Every headline the publications we read published on this day. Industry headlines from the publishing news sources in our directory, read straight from the feeds they publish and linked back to them. We write none of it: every title and every summary below is theirs, and every link goes to their page.
Today's biggest stories
Tuesday, September 8, 2026
- National Year of Reading celebrated at Publishers Association’s Parliamentary Reception (opens in a new tab)
Publishers Association News1:02 pm Eastern
Parliamentarians, publishers, authors, academics and other leading figures in the creative industries celebrated the National Year of Reading and the importance of UK publishing at the Publishers Association’s Annual Reception in Parliament on Tuesday 8 September 2026.
- Brand new day-ta: How has our friendly neighbourhood Spider-Man impacted the Canadian book market? (opens in a new tab)
BookNet Canada Blog5:08 pm Eastern
Sales and loans of superhero books three weeks before and three weeks after Spider-Man: Brand New Day's theatrical release.
- Darcy Burke on Writing What You Love and Knowing Your Market (opens in a new tab)
IngramSpark Blog3:31 pm Eastern
Darcy Burke is the USA Today -bestselling author of captivating, compelling historical mystery and romance as well as small-town contemporary romance. Her new Regency whodunit series Only Murders in the Square, kicks off with In the Midnight Hour where a murder, a mysterious widow, and a dangerous alliance collide.
Everything else
Tuesday, September 8, 2026
- Inside Dialect (opens in a new tab)
Poets & Writers12:19 pm Eastern
Poetry If familects are the unique words and phrases that are created within a family from inside jokes, shared experiences, and specific needs, then we can think of friendlects as the parallel for private languages created between close friends. These specific, social dialects bond a family and friend unit. What happens when the two languages meet?
- News Summary: Bonnier Buys Nextory, CDs Rebound, and a Goodreads Scam Targets Authors (opens in a new tab)
Self-Publishing Advice Center8:00 am Eastern
We start with some big news in the audiobook sphere. That news comes from the world of Nordic audiobook companies, where Sweden’s Bonnier, owner of the BookBeat platform, has fully bought audiobook platform Nextory.
- Up Close and Personal with the Trump Administration’s NIH Funding Cuts: An Interview with Sylvia Chou and Alexa Romberg (opens in a new tab)
The Scholarly Kitchen5:30 am Eastern
Today's interview with Sylvia Chou and Alexa Romberg, formerly of NIH, sheds some light on censorship at the agency and the damage it's doing to health research. The post Up Close and Personal with the Trump Administration’s NIH Funding Cuts: An Interview with Sylvia Chou and Alexa Romberg appeared first on The Scholarly Kitchen .
Sources
Every publication below publishes a feed and is listed in our directory. Being read here is not a recommendation, and the order is alphabetical.
- AAP News
- American Libraries
- Audio Publishers Association News
- Authors Guild Resource Library
- Authors Publish
- BookBaby Blog
- BookBub Partners Blog
- BookNet Canada Blog
- Copyright Alliance
- David Gaughran
- Draft2Digital Blog
- FundsforWriters
- IngramSpark Blog
- Jane Friedman
- Kirkus Reviews
- Literary Hub
- Lulu Blog
- Manuscript Wish List
- Nathan Bransford Blog
- Poets & Writers
- Publishers Association News
- Publishing Perspectives
- Query Shark
- QueryTracker
- Self-Publishing Advice Center
- The Book Designer
- The Bottom Line
- The Creative Penn
- The Scholarly Kitchen
- Writer Beware
Earlier days
Up to the last fourteen days, a page each, once there is something on them. Older headlines are deleted, because their own page is the one that stays current.
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