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The prestigious buffalo bronze will be awarded to Mr. Marshall at the annual convention in June in Rapid City, South Dakota. He will be inducted into the WWA Hall of Fame at the same time.
Last year, the makers of seven widely used prescription drugs raised prices substantially without any new clinical evidence to justify the increases, Ed Silverman reported at STAT News last week.
Today, more than 1,100 unionized newsroom employees at The New York Times will walk out, refusing to work for an entire day
Tensions around book-banning and censorship in public schools and libraries have limited the right of young people to read what they want and need, without having to face down school boards, aggressive lobbying groups, and adults who want to control their right to information.
We thank our affiliates for your continued dedication and support for those who are out creating and innovating dynamic work that will surely shape the fabric of our shared theatrical ecosystem in the coming years.
Congratulations to the RWA members who hit the New York Times, Publishers Weekly, and/or USA Today best-seller lists this week!
The Authors Guild welcomed news of the arrest and indictment of two Russian nationals for their role in operating the massive, notorious ebook piracy site Z-Library. Over the past year and a half, the Authors Guild worked with the U.S. Attorney’s Office and the FBI to assist their investigation.
The NASW Grants Committee is now accepting applications for a new round of Peggy Girshman Idea Grants, due on Wednesday, Feb. 1, 2023.
Sisters in Crime (SinC) announced today that the winner of their 2022 Pride Award for emerging LGBTQIA+ writers is Sarah St. Asaph (she/hers) of London, England.
The Guild flagged serious concerns with the use of copyrighted materials in the creation of the original dataset, ethical considerations, and the impact on the labor market for professional artists.
Participants of TAA's Conversation Circle discussions have shared many valuable writing, organizational, and marketing strategies for textbook and academic authors. Get nine tips.
For one week students are taught by professional illustrators and comic artists to learn different art techniques and explore new mediums.
A federal judge has granted a preliminary injunction against a law that would have limited the right to record police in Arizona, blocking the law from going into effect.
The APA Diversity Committee is charged with clearing a path to success for its members who are traditionally underrepresented or marginalized.