#publishing trends

Does anyone else think the comic book industry is chronically overrated compared to manga?

Has the Rise of BookTok Made You More Likely to Buy Physical Books Over Digital?

Are self-published authors the future of literature, or just flooding the market with unedited garbage no one should read?

Are modern book covers ruining literature or saving it for social media?

Has literary fiction become too pretentious for its own good, or am I just bitter?

"Is the literary 'banned books' trend just a marketing gimmick now?"

What's your take on bookTok: actually getting people to read or just hype?

Is it snobby to look down on BookTok and celebrity book clubs, or are they ruining literary taste?

Paperback vs hardcover — do people actually prefer one for reading or collecting?

Does anyone else think BookTok is ruining the way we talk about literature?

BookTok is ruining literature for everyone—or is it just making snobs angry that the masses finally have a say?

Is "accessible language" in literature just code for dumbing down ideas to avoid offending anyone?

Is the secondhand book boom making new releases obsolete?

Did “BookTok” ruin book covers or finally make them interesting?

What's your take on classic literature being rewritten for modern audiences?

With Amazon's print-on-demand shift, are small press writers getting squeezed out?

Is the surge in limited-edition hardcovers finally making you go digital only?