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Publishing news
Wednesday, September 16, 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
Wednesday, September 16, 2026
- Get ready for AI agents to come knocking on your door (opens in a new tab)
The Bottom Line12:00 pm Eastern
A new app called iLands allows the creation of autonomous AI agents that not only write articles but pitch their work to media outlets.
More coverage: Jane Friedman (opens in a new tab)
- New UK literary agency: JFM Literary & Editorial (opens in a new tab)
Jane Friedman12:00 pm Eastern
Jon Malysiak seeks narrative nonfiction, memoir, current affairs, wellbeing, entrepreneurship and culture.
More coverage: The Bottom Line (opens in a new tab)
- New publisher: High Line Publishing Studio (opens in a new tab)
The Bottom Line12:00 pm Eastern
The transatlantic publisher is focused on books by Jewish and Israeli writers as well as nonfiction titles that shape public conversation.
More coverage: Jane Friedman (opens in a new tab)
Everything else
Wednesday, September 16, 2026
- Links of Interest: Sept. 16, 2026 (opens in a new tab)
The Bottom Line12:00 pm Eastern
What to do if your Amazon KDP account is terminated, a closer look at people who use AI to write custom fiction, and more.
More coverage: Jane Friedman (opens in a new tab)
- New publisher: Three Dragons Press (opens in a new tab)
Jane Friedman12:00 pm Eastern
Three Dragons Press is a no-advance, revenue-sharing publisher that relies on print-on-demand and digital distribution.
More coverage: The Bottom Line (opens in a new tab)
- U.S. National Book Awards Announces Longlists for Translated Works, Young People’s Literature (opens in a new tab)
Publishing Perspectives7:46 am Eastern
The 10 titles on this year’s Translated Literature longlist were first published in seven different languages: Arabic, Chinese, French, Indonesian (appearing for the first time as a translated language in the category) Norwegian, Russian, and Spanish. The Finalists in all five categories will be revealed on Tuesday, October 6. The post U.S.
- Australia Reads Encourages Countries to ‘Highlight the Joy’ of Reading (opens in a new tab)
Publishing Perspectives7:42 am Eastern
The non-for-profit initiative of the Australian books industry co-hosted an event last week bringing together members of local government and publishers, booksellers, librarians, and authors to highlight the coordinated effort needed to champion reading in Australia and beyond.
- Adapt your marketing for the AI search era: Key terminology you need to know (opens in a new tab)
BookNet Canada Blog11:19 am Eastern
A mini AI glossary for our Tech Forum session on marketing for the AI search era.
- Believable (opens in a new tab)
Poets & Writers10:56 am Eastern
Fiction In a 1981 interview published in the Paris Review , Gabriel García Márquez tells Peter Stone how his grandmother inspired the narrative voice in his novel One Hundred Years of Solitude , which tells the multi-generational story of the Buendía family and presents its fantastical elements with utter naturalness.
- Customer Service and Your Ecommerce Business (opens in a new tab)
Lulu Blog9:00 am Eastern
All successful ecommerce businesses incorporate customer service and support. Learn how to wow your customers today!
- Kitchen Essentials: An Interview with Daniela Saderi of PREreview (opens in a new tab)
The Scholarly Kitchen5:30 am Eastern
Today's Peer Review Week post is a Kitchen Essentials interview with Daniela Saderi, Executive Director of PREreview. The post Kitchen Essentials: An Interview with Daniela Saderi of PREreview 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.