Tune in as Howard Lovy talks with Anna Davidson about what makes poetry editing unique and how editors can preserve a poet’s voice.

Join William Kolbrener and Howard Lovy for a conversation about the state of publishing today and the challenges facing Jewish and Israeli writers in an increasingly polarized literary landscape.

Editors Howard Lovy and Roz Morris discuss editing costs, pricing models, choosing the right editor, and where AI fits into the process.

Join William Kolbrener and Howard Lovy for a conversation about the state of publishing today and the challenges facing Jewish and Israeli writers in an increasingly polarized literary landscape.

Join William Kolbrener and Howard Lovy for a conversation about the state of publishing today and the challenges facing Jewish and Israeli writers in an increasingly polarized literary landscape.

Canary Publishing launches. Watch the full event and read the conversation.

Canary Publishing launches. Watch the full event and read the conversation.

This is the moment when Jewish literary voices refuse to remain silent.

Canary Publishing is a home for authentic Jewish voices, bringing their stories to readers everywhere.

The author of 'American Intellectual Antisemitism' talks to Howard Lovy about his transformation from mild-mannered professor to 'radical moderate.'

Prologue from my upcoming book: 'Emet: How Jews Can Reclaim Truth in an Era of Lies.'

Advocates say the pattern — agents advising cuts to Jewish names, editors going silent on Israeli-themed submissions — deepened sharply after the Oct. 7 attacks

Advocates say the pattern — agents advising cuts to Jewish names, editors going silent on Israeli-themed submissions — deepened sharply after the Oct. 7 attacks

What if you are offered the opportunity to build something that you have spent much of your career writing about?

Jewish News and Commentary from Howard Lovy. Click to read Emet-Truth, by Howard Lovy, a Substack publication with thousands of subscribers.

Tune in to our Inspirational Indie Author interview with Julie Day, who writes the books she wished she'd had as an autistic child.

Meg Keene, an activist whose own novel failed to sell, is helming an eponymous imprint at Wicked Son Books.

Historian Rafael Medoff tells Judith why he refused his publisher's demand to denounce Israel in 'Cartoonists Against the Holocaust.'