Publishing
Palestinian history children's book withdrawn from publisher due to editorial disagreements
The book, 'Displacement and the Palestinian American Story,' had been scheduled for publication in September as part of Random House Children’s Books’ 'Race to the Truth' series.
The literary world's 'Jewish question': How publishing is failing Jewish authors
'Too Israel-focused, too Jewy': How publishing closes its doors to Jewish writers - opinion
A new Hebrew press in Berlin argues that Israel doesn’t own the language
'Emily Saw a Door': Learning to create spaces for each other with creativity, acceptance - review
A story that encourages and empowers children to find the right place for them, or even to create their own.
Rotem Sella: Shaping Israel's political discourse through publishing
Publisher Rotem Sella says impact is measured in copies and conversation, and the country is listening.
West End play about Roald Dahl’s antisemitism wins 3 Olivier Awards
The play "Giant" earned the prize for best new play, and its star John Lithgow won the award for best actor.
West End play about Roald Dahl’s antisemitism wins 3 Olivier Awards
The play "Giant" earned the prize for best new play, and its star John Lithgow won the award for best actor.
How is Spines using AI to revolutionize publishing?
The Inside Israeli Innovation Podcast with Eve Young: Season 2, Episode 31
Jewish writers are getting blacklisted and worry about their publishing futures
In a literary world allegedly dedicated to free speech, what great works of literature will be lost with this censorship? What stories will not be told?
Stimatsky to Acquire 25% of Am Oved Publishing's Commercial Activity
Stimatsky will acquire 25% of a publishing house founded by a Histadrut employee, gaining profit sharing, a board seat, and 25% voting power in "Am Oved," excluding its real estate assets.
Bank of America selects new PR firms in Israel
'The Literary Mafia': The myth that Jews control publishing - review
Did the Jews act mafia-style to promote their own, perhaps swinging the votes of those National Book Award juries? According to author Josh Lambert: No.
What was the Jewish ‘literary mafia’? A new book explores a common myth of postwar publishing
A new book unpacks the professional and personal relationships that informed the “Jewish literary enfranchisement” period.
