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Chicago Tribune Shrinks Sunday Book Section
by Staff
Online Only, posted 1.25.06
The Chicago Tribune recently announced that its Sunday book section will switch to a tabloid format. The move provides less space for book review coverage, and is intended to lower costs by reducing the amount of newsprint used.
Charges Against Orhan Pamuk Dropped
by Staff
Online Only, posted 1.24.06
A Turkish court recently dropped charges against novelist Orhan Pamuk for insulting “Turkishness” in a comment on the country’s history. In February 2005 Pamuk told the Swiss newspaper Tages Anzeiger that Turkey has yet to confront both the Armenian genocide during World War I and violence in the country’s Kurdish southeast in the 1980s and '90s
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Original Voices Award Goes to Nicole Krauss
by Staff
Online Only, posted 1.20.06
National Book Critics Circle Nominates Best Books Of 2005
by Staff
Online Only, posted 1.18.06
The National Book Critics Circle, a nonprofit organization composed of 500 book critics and reviewers from across the country, recently announced the finalists for the 2005 book awards. The winners in each category—poetry, fiction, nonfiction, autobiography, criticism, and biography—will be named on March 3.
Harper's Editor Lewis Lapham Will Step Down
by Staff
Online Only, posted 12.16.05
Lewis Lapham recently announced that he will step down as editor in chief of Harper’s magazine in the spring of 2006. He will remain with the monthly magazine as editor in chief emeritus, and will continue to write his “Notebook” column.
Five Fiction Writers for Original Voices Award
by Staff
Online Only, posted 12.02.05
Borders, Inc. recently announced the nominees for the 2005 Original Voices Award in fiction. The $5,000 prize is given annually for an “innovative and ambitious work from a new and emerging talent, or a title that represents a new direction for an established author.”