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Publishing news
Tuesday, September 15, 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 15, 2026
- Refreshing for the Future (opens in a new tab)
American Libraries7:41 pm Eastern
Here are a few practical ways to think about approaching a library renovation: Start with a North Star. Before you pick finishes or start talking timelines, take a step back and get clarity on what you want your library to become.
- In Latest Move, the London Book Fair Will Partner with the Children’s Media Conference in 2027 (opens in a new tab)
Publishing Perspectives8:07 am Eastern
In a release, LBF reps said the Sheffield-based conference’s “new position in the industry calendar” and its move to London would create “fresh opportunities for collaboration, networking, and business development.” The post In Latest Move, the London Book Fair Will Partner with the Children’s Media Conference in 2027 appeared first on Publishing Perspectives .
- Must-watch, must-read: The Odyssey Effect (opens in a new tab)
BookNet Canada Blog2:59 pm Eastern
How did the recent adaptions of The Odyssey impact its performance in the Canadian book market?
Everything else
Tuesday, September 15, 2026
- How to Create, Print, and Sell a Coloring Book (opens in a new tab)
Lulu Blog11:18 am Eastern
Learn how to make your own coloring book from photos or artwork, prepare print-ready files, and print and sell custom coloring books with Lulu.
- Directives (opens in a new tab)
Poets & Writers10:39 am Eastern
Poetry In an interview published in Poetry Northwest , C. E. Janecek speaks with Asa Drake, author of Maybe the Body (Tin House, 2026), about language and its imprecision, and when it’s best to leave things unsaid. “In customer service one avoids negation because it often points to a conflict,” says Drake.
- Debut Author Celine Ong on Finding Her Creative Process (opens in a new tab)
IngramSpark Blog10:30 am Eastern
Born in sweltering Singapore, Celine Ong (they/she) was raised in mosh pits and writes fun and flirty queer romance novels about chaos gremlins with dreadful manners, funky feelings, and mortifyingly earnest hearts.
- Creator Member Catch-Up with Singer/Songwriter Michelle Shocked (opens in a new tab)
Copyright Alliance9:17 am Eastern
This week, we’re pleased to catch up with singer/songwriter Michelle Shocked. We first interviewed her in 2016, and since then, her creative career has continued to advance. After reading her catch-up […] The post Creator Member Catch-Up with Singer/Songwriter Michelle Shocked appeared first on Copyright Alliance .
- News Summary: Spotify Opens AI Audiobook Creation Tools to All US Indie Authors; Webtoon Launches AI Translation (opens in a new tab)
Self-Publishing Advice Center8:00 am Eastern
The big news of the week is Spotify's announcement that it is opening up its AI narration tools for audiobooks to all indie authors in the US. Audiobook Creation Tools was the ElevenLabs collaboration with Spotify that had been in beta. It allows authors to turn their books into audiobooks within their Spotify for Authors account using a selection of ElevenLabs' AI-generated narration voices.
- Guest Post — Peer Review Triage: Deciding What’s Worth Saving (opens in a new tab)
The Scholarly Kitchen5:30 am Eastern
Today's guest post asks what about our current peer review system is worth saving and if we're able to establish one that protects editorial judgment and preserves research integrity. The post Guest Post — Peer Review Triage: Deciding What’s Worth Saving 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.
Every headline above is the publication’s own, linked to their page and nothing else, and the line under one is their own summary from their own feed, in their words. We copy no article text, publish no pictures, and write no summaries of our own. A publication that would rather not appear here can tell us at our contact page and we take it off.