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Publishers Weekly is the international news website of book publishing and bookselling including business news, reviews, bestseller lists, commentaries and more.
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PublishersWeekly.com News source @publishersweekly.com · Jan 4

#Libraries #BookDistribution #VendorServices

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Post-B&T, Vendors Jostle for the Library Market
Libraries of all sizes needed new places for their materials when wholesaler Baker & Taylor closed late last year, and vendors are trying to meet the demand.
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PublishersWeekly.com News source @publishersweekly.com · Jan 4

#Libraries #BookDistribution #VendorServices

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Post-B&T, Vendors Jostle for the Library Market
Libraries of all sizes needed new places for their materials when wholesaler Baker & Taylor closed late last year, and vendors are trying to meet the demand.
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PublishersWeekly.com News source @publishersweekly.com · Jan 3

#LibraryServices #BookDistribution #VendorManagement

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Post-B&T, Vendors Jostle for the Library Market
Libraries of all sizes needed new places for their materials when wholesaler Baker & Taylor closed late last year, and vendors are trying to meet the demand.
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PublishersWeekly.com News source @publishersweekly.com · Jan 3

#AutismAwareness #EmpathyInLiterature #IvyLeagueSuccess

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Spring 2026 Writers to Watch: Woody Brown
"Name one nonspeaking autistic to get into an Ivy League grad school," writes Woody Brown, a nonspeaking author with autism, via email, having recently received an MFA from Columbia University.
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PublishersWeekly.com News source @publishersweekly.com · Jan 3

#AutismAwareness #EmpathyInLiterature #IvyLeagueSuccess

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Spring 2026 Writers to Watch: Woody Brown
"Name one nonspeaking autistic to get into an Ivy League grad school," writes Woody Brown, a nonspeaking author with autism, via email, having recently received an MFA from Columbia University.