AI Panic Is Becoming a Publishing Problem
AI panic, copyright lawsuits, and reader distrust are creating new challenges for indie authors. Here’s what authors need to understand about AI in publishing.
AI Copyright Fights Are Getting Real
Publishers are suing Meta over alleged AI copyright infringement. Here’s what indie authors need to know about rights, licensing, and protecting creative work.
Audiobooks Are Changing—Again
Spotify is expanding audiobook features, changing how readers discover and consume books. Here’s what indie authors need to know about audiobook strategy.
The ARC Problem Publishing Can’t Ignore
ARCs are changing fast. Here’s what BookCon 2026 revealed about ARC marketing, resale problems, and what indie authors should do differently.
Draft2Digital Fees Are Coming
Draft2Digital may begin charging authors to use its platform. Learn how this impacts your profit, pricing, and whether going wide still makes financial sense.
Before You Leave Draft2Digital, Do This First
Thinking about leaving Draft2Digital? Before you pull your books, learn how to analyze your sales data, identify top platforms, and make smarter publishing decisions.
Beyond the Page: How Kindle Translate is Opening New Frontiers for Indie Authors
Discover how Kindle Translate is helping indie authors reach global audiences, what it means for publishing strategy, and why cover‑designers and publishers should care.
The Rise of “Organic Literature”: Why Human‑Written Books Are Gaining a Label
Explore the new “Organic Literature” certification for human‑written books, what it means for authors and publishers, and how authenticity is shaping the future of publishing.
Booker Jury on Bad Novels: What It Means for Publishing
Roddy Doyle’s critique that many submitted novels are unworthy sparks a reckoning: what does “bad” mean in publishing today?
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