The post How a self-published book broke ‘all the rules’ and became a bestseller appeared first ... wanted free copies in exchange for video promotion. TikTok was soon flooded with emotional ...

A Russian distributor orders booksellers to pull works by well-known authors, in an apparent act of censorship.

The African American Literature Book Club has launched the BLK Bestseller List, showcasing the bestselling books by Black ...

"oh, Meta doesn't want us reading this book? They're forcibly stopping promotion? Sure do wonder what they could be trying to hide…" Goodreads user chris mango reader wrote in the page's most ...

Sarah Wynn-Williams’s insider account of her time at Facebook arrived nearly under cover of darkness, with no promotion ... our executives.” The book has become a bestseller in the US and ...

The New York Times bestseller list is less likely to include works published by conservative authors even if their books posted sales figures that matched those of left-leaning writers ...

An appearance on a New York Times bestseller list is a major coup for a book and its author. Even if, as economist Alan Sorensen contends, “appearing on the list leads to a modest increase in ...

"Careless People," the book by a former Meta employee, debuted at No. 1 on The New York Times Bestseller list. Meta tried to legally prevent the author, Sarah Wynn-Williams, from promoting the book.

After analysing 20,000 randomly selected novels from the past three decades, the pair worked out what makes a book ‘successful’ (i.e. one that has appeared in The New York Times bestseller list).

A new analysis from The Economist determined that The New York Times is "politically biased" against conservative authors on its bestseller list. According to the magazine, books from conservative ...