It’s not a bird or a plane. It’s the newest “Superman” movie, and it’s already soaring at the box office. James Gunn’s rebooted take on the Man of Steel pulled in a staggering $56.5 million on Friday alone, following $22.5 million in Thursday previews. With projections nearing $130 million for opening weekend, the 2025 Superman […]
The Harry Potter series has enchanted readers, moviegoers, and even academic scholars since the first book hit shelves in 1997. Over 500 million copies of the Harry Potter books have been sold worldwide, and the franchise has been translated into more than 80 languages, a staggering reach for a story that began on the back
Love stories have always been a cornerstone of literature. From ancient myths to modern page-turners, the romance genre continues to dominate bestseller lists and BookTok trends for a reason. You crave emotional connection, complex characters, and the thrill of two people finding their way to each other. And that craving is as old as storytelling
There was a time when publishing a book meant years of writing, pitching, and hoping someone in a big New York office said yes. You needed an agent, a publisher’s green light, and a mountain of patience. Today? You can launch your own book with nothing more than a browser, an idea, and a few
If you’re self-publishing and only focusing on Amazon Kindle, you’re missing out on one of the most underrated ebook marketplaces in the world: Apple Books. With over 1.8 billion active Apple devices worldwide, Apple Books is installed by default on every iPhone, iPad, and Mac. That means the app is already sitting in your potential
The promise of the Internet has always been access—access to knowledge, to community, to opportunity. And for many people around the world, that promise was delivered. With just a few clicks, you can learn a new language, read a scientific paper, or explore an out-of-print classic. That same wave of digital convenience gave birth to
If you’re debating between traditional publishing and self-publishing, there’s a good chance you care about the money. Not the dream of being discovered, not the imaginary book tour, but cold, hard revenue. That’s smart. Because writing a book takes time, effort, and emotional energy, and if you’re going to pour yourself into it, you deserve
Getting a traditional publishing deal is one of the biggest milestones for any debut author. It’s that moment when years of writing, revising, and doubting yourself finally lead to something tangible—a real book, backed by a real team. But landing a contract isn’t just about writing a good book. It’s also about finding the right
Last week, I bought a new toaster. But before I clicked “Buy Now,” I obsessively checked the reviews of every model that caught my eye. I scanned star ratings, dug into paragraphs of praise and complaints, and weighed one reviewer’s burnt toast horror story against another’s flawless bagel test. And somewhere between scrolling and comparing,
Writing a book is hard enough, but promoting it? That’s a whole other beast. You might think the hardest part was getting your story down on paper, revising it into something readable, and clicking “publish” on Amazon. There’s no doubt that publishing a book is a big deal. Most people never get that far. But
