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Authors On Book Tours Try Their Luck at Casinos
by Staff
Online Only, posted 7.07.06
In addition to the standard venues for literary readings—bookstores, bars, libraries, and coffee shops—casinos are becoming attractive locations for authors who want to take a gamble on scheduling nontraditional appearances while on book tours.
Hot Town, Summer in The City: Madison Square's Free Readings
by Staff
Online Only, posted 6.29.06
On Thursday, June 22, the Madison Square Park Conservancy launched a free series of summer readings in Madison Square Park, located between 23rd and 26th streets and Fifth and Madison avenues in New York City.
Annual IPPY Awards Honor the Best From Small Presses
by Staff
Online Only, posted 6.29.06
The winners of the 2006 Independent Publisher Book Awards (the IPPYs) were recently announced. Given in sixty-five categories, the annual awards are intended to bring increased recognition to books published in the past year by independent and university presses as well as self-published titles.
Four Emerging Poets Make Annual "Discovery"
by Staff
Online Only, posted 6.29.06
Four poets were recently named winners of the 32nd annual "Discovery"/the Nation Poetry Prizes.
Three Indie Bookstores Call it Quits in California
by Staff
Online Only, posted 6.29.06
Three independent bookstores in the San Francisco Bay area have recently closed due to declining sales.
Guggenheim Foundation Awards Annual Fellowships
by Staff
Online Only, posted 6.28.06
The 2006 Guggenheim Fellowships were recently awarded to twenty-seven poets, fiction writers, and creative nonfiction writers.