LA Noire video game inspires short story collection

Joyce Carol Oates among writers contributing to anthology inspired by much-hyped detective game

Amazon embraces romantic books publishing

Venture is latest stage in online retailer's growing expansion into publishing its own titles

James Harkin: Publish and be doomed? The digital revolution is in fact giving books and music a beautiful new life

Peter Singer: Imagine a library of everything ever written. We could achieve it, but the copyright system is skewed toward corporate interests

Kate Nash: For the publisher where I work, the online retailer is a vital support for books often squeezed out from the high street

Electronic books have become the largest single format in the US for the first time, new data reveals

A revealing look at the Apple boss and a 'cutting-edge' work of popular science have been causing most excitement at busy trade event

London's top Underground blogger has noticed a surge in the use of e-readers in the capital's crowded Tube carriages

Brooke Magnanti's third book, Sexonomics, an examination of third-wave feminism, will reignite the debate over sex for sale

Each time Linen Press sells a book through Amazon, it costs the company more than £2

Book trade impatient for electronic publication, but JK Rowling still considering her options

'The wildness of the avant-garde is never pure. But that's no reason to reject the category entirely'

Sam Jordison: The perception that selling ebooks by the agency model is unfair (consumers) and illegal (EU) is a big worry for publishing firms

'People Who Love Books Don't Steal Books' floated as slogan for drive to protect writers' incomes

Stuart Dredge: Publisher keen to get app developers working closely with its authors