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New Adult Comes of Age

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By Daniel Yadin
| Publishers Weekly Verified
In the last two years, four of the Big Five publishers have launched imprints wholly devoted to a burgeoning category of fiction readers—“new adults.” In 2024, St. Martin’s Publishing Group unveiled Saturday Books, a grown-up sibling to its young adult imprint, Wednesday, which since 2017 has pushed the boundaries of publishing’s age categories with such YA/adult crossover authors as Rainbow Rowell and Rebecca Ross.
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The Unofficial Musician Dorms of Midwood, Brooklyn

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By Daniel Yadin
| Curbed Verified
There’s a klezmer singer on the third floor, a saxophonist below, a trumpeter above, and trombonists across the street. In good times, klezmer singer and composer Éléonore Weill makes most of her living playing gigs around the city under her name or fronting the two bands Fada and Tsibele. But when the COVID pandemic began, she got divorced and had to move out of the Kensington house she shared with her ex-husband. Then she was hit by a car, which left her with a traumatic brain injury.
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N.Y.C. Presses Come Together for the ‘Labor of Poetry’

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By Daniel Yadin
| Publishers Weekly Verified
Behind a table on the second floor of September’s New York Art Book Fair, four pink posters with big block letters announced the presence of the newest entrant to the city’s independent publishing community: “POETRY CORP.” Poetry Corp. was at the fair, which is run annually by the nonprofit bookstore, publisher, and distributor Printed Matter and features more than 250 exhibitors, to make its official debut. Calling itself an “informal mutual-aid publishing cooperative,” Poetry Corp.
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