Novelist specializes in very short stories, and designs his own miniature tomes for them

Ian Sternthal, of Sternthal Books, reflects on the limited Israeli world of art books, which gathers this week at the In Print fair in Jerusalem

Simon & Schuster offering refunds to those who paid $600 for a special edition of 'The Philosophy of Modern Song,' after fans realized signatures were identical

Publishing company files lawsuit against political campaigner who shared digital copy of book while criticizing former PM

In a new book, academic Josh Lambert dives deep into common allegations of Jewish hegemony in the postwar literary world to discover the nuanced story behind such success

Publishers are slashing number of titles and shrinking fonts because nation doesn't produce paper and is dependent on imports paid for in foreign currency

Publishing firm says book by key figure in Mideast peace plan and Israel's normalization with Arab countries will tell 'the truth about what happened behind closed doors'

Israeli historian Yuval Noah Harari’s wildly popular book on the origins and nature of humanity will be made accessible to readers who don't gravitate to science books

President said to claim everything he told ex-national security adviser is classified, wants to delay publication at least until after vote; envoy Yovanovitch snags own book deal

The National Library of Israel publishes statistics on the state of the country's book publishing industry for 2018, with a focus on literature's approach to kids with disabilities