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The international publishing world is turning its attention to Frankfurt. Opening events for the 2026 Frankfurter Buchmesse take place on October 6, followed by the main fair from October 7 through October 11. Across those days, publishers, agents, rights professionals, booksellers, media companies, authors, and readers gather to discover books and build connections across markets. … Continue reading Frankfurt International Book Fair 2026 Is Here: Plan for Global Book Exposure
Outskirts Press is proud to congratulate ten talented authors whose books were honored at the 2026 CIPA EVVY Book Awards, including one Gold, four Silver, and five Bronze awards across an impressive range of genres. The CIPA EVVY Awards, presented by the Collective of Independent Publishers and Authors, recognize excellence in independently published books. This … Continue reading CIPA EVVY 2026 Award Winners: Outskirts Press Authors Honored with 10 Awards
Prime Day puts millions of shoppers in a buying mindset on Amazon. For authors, it’s also a good reminder of something important: publishing a professional book is only part of the equation. Readers also need to be able to find it, understand what makes it worth reading, and feel confident enough to buy. That’s why, … Continue reading Prime Day Special for Authors: Save 25% + Get a FREE Amazon Launch Bundle
Downwardly Mobile is a data-supported, sociopolitical memoir that chronicles one family's devastating fall from riches to rags. Set in suburban Chicago, it follows a well-resourced white family whose lives unravel after concurrent job losses, multiple insurance-denied medical claims, and the fallout from the 2008-09 market crash strip away their life savings, leaving them on the … Continue reading Amazon Featured Book-of-the-Week “Downwardly Mobile” by J E Vermeulen
October is National Reading Group Month, a celebration of the conversations that begin when readers gather around a shared book. For independent authors, reading groups offer more than a single sale. One selection can introduce a title to several readers at once, generate thoughtful discussion, encourage reviews, and create lasting word-of-mouth recommendations. Book clubs are … Continue reading National Reading Group Month: Help Book Clubs Choose Your Book
See How we Can Help Get You On Podcasts Podcasts give self-published authors something many other marketing channels cannot: time to explain the ideas, experiences, and stories behind a book in their own voice. A thoughtful interview can introduce an author to a focused community, create reusable audio and social content, and help listeners develop … Continue reading How to Get a Self-Published Book Featured on Podcasts
Meet the AuthorVladimir V. Riabov is an accomplished aerospace scientist, educator, and author whose career spans decades of scientific discovery, teaching, and international experience. With deep roots in the Soviet Union and a professional life that later unfolded in the United States, Riabov brings a rare dual perspective to both science and personal history. His … Continue reading Author Spotlight: Labyrinths of My Life by Vladimir V. Riabov
Fall brings a natural return to routines, learning, events, and year-end planning. For authors, that renewed focus can make the season an especially productive time to begin self-publishing, restart a delayed project, or prepare an existing book for fresh marketing. The calendar offers both immediate opportunities and a practical runway into the holiday season and … Continue reading Fall Self-Publishing Benefits: Build Momentum for Your Book
The Architecture of Hypocrisy examines one of the most influential yet least understood forces shaping human behavior, public discourse, and modern civilization: the gap between what people claim to believe and how they actually behave. Drawing from psychology, neuroscience, political science, philosophy, history, and cultural analysis, J. D. Swetzoff explores why individuals, institutions, and entire … Continue reading Amazon Featured Book-of-the-Week “The Architecture of Hypocrisy” by J. D. Swetzoff