Book format is a fundamental parameter defining a publication’s trimmed size. Although often overlooked, it directly affects page proportions, margins and reading comfort during extended reading.
Book Sizes Explained: A Practical Guide to Popular Formats Read More »
This time, we recommend three books: intense stories from the American South, a gripping tale set in space, and a deeply personal memoir about the difficult road to the top of the acting world.
What to Read in Spring 2026: Three Books on Loneliness Read More »
It’s hard to shake off her stories. Flannery O’Connor reveals both the precision of literature and the uncompromising nature of the short form. To this day, she continues to inspire writers, artists and filmmakers.
Flannery O’Connor – America’s Master of the Short Form Read More »
AI models can now reproduce almost entire books. New research from Stanford reveals the scale of this phenomenon—and raises serious questions about copyright, content value, and the future of publishing.
Chatbots Reproduce Books. What It Means for the Industry Read More »
The data presented in London paints a market under tension: rising revenues, falling volumes, and fiction firmly in the lead. This isn’t a crisis — it’s a shift in the rules of the game. Growth is real, but uneven.
The Book Market 2025: What the London Fair Revealed Read More »
CMYK and RGB are two fundamental color models, but they work differently. Learn the key differences, when to use each one, and why print projects should be prepared in CMYK instead of RGB.
What is CMYK and how is it different from RGB? Read More »
From clay tablets and Chinese woodblocks to Gutenberg’s press and digital printing. A short, precise history of printing — from the first recorded marks to modern book production technologies.
When Was Printing Invented? A Short but Precise History Read More »
