Navigating the rough terrain of today’s publishing industry shouldn’t be a solo event. This week in Ask the Agent, I’ll explore and dissect one of the industry’s mysteries, straight from the shoulder.

The compiler of the zombie apocalypse's oral history doesn't like what Hollywood did with his story, and now he's speaking out.

In an effort to prevent theft of pricey electronics or other goods, the retailer instituted security checks - on the way out - for its warehouse staff, but the lengthy lines are causing problems.

Do You feel Compelled to Capitalize every other Word? If so, you are an OverCapitalizer. There is help—read on...

See the trailer for the movie based on Orson Scott Card’s cherished novel.

Phillip Patterson, from New York, “inspired by Islamic tradition”, has nearly finished the hand-written copy of the Bible he started in 2009.

Call me incredulous—who knew a Moby Dick card game was in such high demand?

Is magic better when it's available to everyone? Or just to a select few? Does it matter?

Lots of odd and interesting pairings in this episode! Also, lots of horrible, soul-sucking depression—though it does end on a nice note.

In a bid to make their tablets more commercially viable, Barnes & Noble have taken the step of adding access to hundreds of thousands of apps, games, movies, TV shows and more through Google Play.

Love Game of Thrones/A Song of Fire and Ice? Waiting at the edge of your seat for the next installment? Well I have good news and bad news for you...

Telling a great story involves a slow and controlled release of information, but sometimes, the questions we choose not to answer are even more important.