Stephen King’s Joyland pirated
Alison Flood: As ebooks of King's latest novel circulate online, German researchers pioneer controversial new DRM technology
Why Tao Lin’s Taipei can breathe new life into literature
Dan Holloway: Tao Lin's latest novel could bring energy and excitement of Alt Lit into the mainstream literary conversation
Philip Pullman: ‘Authors must be paid fairly for ebook library loans’
The writer of His Dark Materials leads a new campaign to address 'underpayment' of writers for digital loans
Audrey Niffenegger finally gives go-ahead to Time Traveler’s Wife ebook
Alison Flood: After years holding out, the author has consented to an electronic version of her bestselling novel for a new e-book website – and announced an exclusive 30-page sequel
Apple in US court over accusations of fixing prices of ebooks
Justice Department arguing tech firm conspired with publishers to set prices of ebooks – and break Amazon's grip on market
Apple in court over ebook price-fixing accusations
Company has refused to settle over claims that it conspired with publishers to raise the price of products in the US
Children’s publisher turns back on Amazon
Refusing further business, Barefoot Books says retail giant has undermined its commitment to 'grassroots values'
Coverflip: author Maureen Johnson turns tables on gendered book covers
Novelist challenges readers to flip genders of famous book covers and expose publishers' sexist attitudes to women's fiction
The digital truths traditional publishers don’t want to hear
The choices offered by digital publishing can only be good news for writers, says Barry Eisler. So why are traditional publishers so angry?
Little Red Riding Hood by Nosy Crow – app review
Traditional fairytale gets a modern, beautifully-crafted update for iPhone and iPad. By Stuart Dredge
Ebook anxieties increase as publishing revolution rolls on
Amazon's bid for rights to sell secondhand ebooks adds another layer of complexity to a world where the certainties of print culture are dissolving
James Joyce’s Leopold gets his own book for Bloomsday
Billy Mills: After bringing Ulysses to Twitter in recent years, this year's celebration will see the novel's hero get a book to himself
Next-generation ebooks introduced at London Book Fair
Faber trails 'fully immersive' version of The Thirty-Nine Steps, and a bespoke ebook using digital format to rethink conventional narrative
Neil Gaiman urges publishers to ‘make mistakes’ in uncertain new era
Author's speech to London Book Fair calls for an experimental approach to a changing 'digital frontier'
Scott Turow decries ‘slow death’ of the American author
Novelist and Authors Guild president fulminates against depletion of writers' incomes by publishers, libraries and copyright changes