If you've gone to the bookstore of late, you likely have noticed that the cost of books has increased. But why? Here are several reasons why book costs are skyrocketing.

If you're trying to decide between buying a hardcover or a paperback book, there are a few different things to consider ...

Publishers Weekly reported that mass market paperbacks have stopped being distributed to North American booksellers by the ...

Full disclosure: I get most of my reading done on my Kindle. But when I simply must get my hands on a physical copy of a new book release or time-tested favorite, I prefer paperback. Sure, hardcover ...

Healey’s debut Elizabeth Is Missing sold millions and was adapted into a film starring Glenda Jackson. Her latest is a dark, compulsive novel in which Cassie, recovering from a toxic relationship, ...

While any bookseller will tell you the rule of thumb is that about a year passes between a book’s hardcover premiere and its paperback release, the truth is that some books take a lot longer to make ...

We were walking our dogs when Karen told me the mass-market paperback--the familiar 5-by-7-inch book you could slip into the back pocket of a pair of jeans -- was dead. It took a moment to understand ...

In an article last month , Publishers Weekly reported that ReaderLink, the largest full-service distributor of hardcover, trade and paperback books to booksellers in North America, will stop ...

Your bookstore’s paperback new arrivals table is about to get weird. October tends to be when publishers put out books that are a little more genre-forward. Think horror novels for Halloween moods, ...

When you look at the movie industry you always get the digital version for free when you buy the hard copy. When you buy a Blu-ray Disk it normally comes with a free digital edition for your computer, ...

The nostalgic, earthy scent of old books fills the quiet walls of Canandaigua’s last remaining bookshop. Stepping inside, you’re transported into a dimly lit labyrinth of towering bookshelves, stacked ...

Some of the best and worst books ever written can be picked up at most U.S. newsstands for 25¢ to 50¢. In the past two years, about 250 million paperbacks, from Plato to Kathleen Winsor. have been ...