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Publishers watch the standoff between Barnes & Noble and Simon & Schuster; the Economist looks at a revolution in Chinese literature as a result of online writing; a new documentary about J. D. Salinger will hit theaters this year; and more news.
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Renowned Nigerian author Chinua Achebe dies at eighty-two; Oscar Wilde letter advises writers not to expect their calling to pay the bills; scientific study finds U.S. books to be more emotional than those in the U.K.; and other news.
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Author Matt Haig shares the thirty things he learned about publishing since landing his first book deal, Salon’s Laura Miller on how e-books can help authors gain attention from publishers, poet Dunya Mikhail revisits Iraq through poetry after fleeing after the Gulf War, and more news.
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New Yorker editor David Remnick reports on Philip Roth's eightieth birthday bash in Newark: author Tom Bissell has officially gone game; an update on the growing sucess of self-publishing; and more news.
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Amazon Publishing announced it intends to dramatically speed up royalty payments to its authors; Tampa Bay Times revisits the last interview with Jack Kerouac; the Rose Reading Room inside the New York Public Library’s main branch may attain landmark protection; and other news.
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