Every October, readers across the United States celebrate the written word during National Book Month. This annual observance encourages people of all ages to pick up a book, explore new ideas, and build lasting reading habits. Books have long been recognized as one of the most powerful tools for learning, growth, and connection, and their…
DetailsRead a Book Day is observed every year on September 6th, and in 2026, it falls on a Sunday, making it a perfect opportunity to slow down and enjoy a good book. The unofficial holiday encourages people of all ages to put aside distractions and spend time reading. Although its exact origins and founder are…
DetailsYesterday, August 9th, readers everywhere marked National Book Lovers Day, an annual celebration of the simple, lasting joy of a good book. It is a day set aside for the ritual we know so well, whether that means cracking the spine of a brand new release, returning to a worn favorite pulled from the shelf,…
DetailsWishing you a Happy July Fourth from all of us at Cushing-Malloy. As America marks 250 extraordinary years, we are honored to play our part in preserving the stories and words that define this great nation, one page at a time. We are grateful for the blessings of freedom and the communities that make this…
DetailsOne of the most common mistakes publishers and authors make is printing too many or too few books. Getting the quantity wrong can mean thousands of dollars in wasted inventory sitting in a warehouse, or a sold-out title with no copies left to meet demand. The decision about how many books to print is not…
DetailsChildren’s Book Week is one of the longest-running literacy celebrations in the United States, dating back to 1919. Each year, it brings together librarians, families, publishers, authors, illustrators, and young readers to celebrate the joy and importance of books. Organized by the Children’s Book Council, the event typically takes place in May and encourages communities…
DetailsWhen you put time and effort into writing a book, the printing process matters just as much as the content itself. Choosing where your book is printed affects quality, turnaround time, communication, and your overall experience as an author or publisher. Many publishers default to overseas printers without fully considering the trade-offs involved. Working with…
DetailsThe publishing industry has a measurable environmental footprint, and how books are produced plays a significant role in that impact. Printers, publishers, and authors are increasingly looking for ways to reduce waste, use responsible materials, and work with partners who take environmental stewardship seriously. Sustainable book printing is no longer a niche concern but a…
DetailsCushing Malloy approaches printing with a focus on environmental responsibility and measurable outcomes. The company integrates material selection, production efficiency, and waste reduction into daily operations. These actions reflect a broader shift in the publishing supply chain toward accountability. Clients benefit from clear information about processes and impacts. This article explains how sustainable book printing…
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