Laila Sabreen
@lailasabreen.bsky.social
author of YOU TRULY ASSUMED || storytelling main character || PhD-ing || 1913🔺|| she/her || Rep: Beth Phelan
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Reposted by Laila Sabreen
lol and 2020 may have helped prominent Black authors finally get their due, but overall, not much shifted.
Pre-orders are a way to signal demand for a book. When you pre-order a book, you're telling the publisher "print more copies". #blacksky
Pre-orders are a way to signal demand for a book. When you pre-order a book, you're telling the publisher "print more copies". #blacksky
Publishing Pledged to Diversify. Change Has Been Slow. (Published 2024)
www.nytimes.com
July 31, 2025 at 12:16 PM
lol and 2020 may have helped prominent Black authors finally get their due, but overall, not much shifted.
Pre-orders are a way to signal demand for a book. When you pre-order a book, you're telling the publisher "print more copies". #blacksky
Pre-orders are a way to signal demand for a book. When you pre-order a book, you're telling the publisher "print more copies". #blacksky
Reposted by Laila Sabreen
lol let me tell you something about the publishing industry:
It's very white. Like VEEEEEEEEEEEERRRRRRRY white.
It's very white. Like VEEEEEEEEEEEERRRRRRRY white.
Opinion | Just How White Is the Book Industry? (Published 2020)
New data shows the extent of the race problem in the publishing world.
www.nytimes.com
July 31, 2025 at 12:15 PM
lol let me tell you something about the publishing industry:
It's very white. Like VEEEEEEEEEEEERRRRRRRY white.
It's very white. Like VEEEEEEEEEEEERRRRRRRY white.