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Book Experts on the Publishing Revolution, Hollywood Bids for Books, and More
by Bryanna Tidmarsh
Online Only, posted 4.02.13
Authors, publishers, and other experts offer insight into the ever-evolving world of publishing; filmmakers are bidding on adaptation rights before books are even finished; fans can go on a cruise with Margaret Atwood; and other news.
National Poetry Month, Literary Pranks, and More
by Melissa Faliveno
Every day Poets & Writers Magazine scans the headlines—from publishing reports to academic announcements to literary dispatches—for all the news that creative writers need to know. Here are today’s stories:
Today kicks off National Poetry Month, inaugurated in 1996 by the Academy of American Poets, which offers thirty ways to celebrate poetry this month.
Amazon Buys Goodreads, City Lights Celebrates Sixty Years, and More
by Bryanna Tidmarsh
Online Only, posted 3.29.13
Amazon is buying the book lovers’ social networking site Goodreads; City Lights Bookstore celebrates its sixtieth anniversary; IGN looks at Game of Thrones as an example of adapting novels to the screen; and other news.
Malala Yousafzai’s $3 Million Memoir Deal, Ten Trendy Librarians, and More
by Bryanna Tidmarsh
Online Only, posted 3.28.13
Weidenfeld & Nicholson pay $3 million for Malala Yousafzai’s memoir; Penguin lifts the six-month wait for libraries to lend e-books; authors reveal their strangest encounters with readers; and other news.
Books About Bullying, Handwritten Poems by F. Scott Fitzgerald Up for Auction, and More
by Bryanna Tidmarsh
Online Only, posted 3.27.13
Books about bullying are gaining momentum in children’s publishing; former director of Missouri State University bookstore Marx Brixley pleaded guilty to fraud on Tuesday; handwritten, signed poems by F. Scott Fitzgerald will be up for auction on April 2; and other news.
Random House’s Record Profits, Teenage Photos of Famous Authors, and More
by Bryanna Tidmarsh
Online Only, posted 3.26.13
Random House profits soar with Fifty Shades trilogy; Flavorwire features photos of famous authors as teenagers; Penguin releases a new collection of Marcel Proust’s poetry; and other news.