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Sneak Peek at New PBS Philip Roth Documentary, Gatsby at Cannes, and More
by Evan Smith Rakoff
Online Only, posted 3.12.13
Baz Luhrmann's adaptation of The Great Gatsby will open the Cannes Film Festival; Random House announced new terms for its new genre imprint author contracts; a roundup of AWP 2013 recaps from conference veterans Steve Almond, Roxane Gay, and Julianna Baggott; and other news.
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J. M. Coetzee's and Paul Auster's Correspondence, Self-Publishing at SXSW, and More
by Evan Smith Rakoff
Online Only, posted 3.11.13
Apple CEO Tim Cook may testify in the DOJ's e-book price-fixing lawsuit; Alex Mar examines how Internet access is reshaping the experience of an artists' colony; poet Lisa Russ Spaar investigates the source of her insomnia; and other news.
Richard Nash Examines Business of Literature, Fifty Million Dollar Gift, and More
by Evan Smith Rakoff
Online Only, posted 3.08.13
Helen Zell will give fifty million dollars to the writing program at the University of Michigan; Siddhartha Mitter reports from the Congo Literary Festival; the Telegraph ranks the worst sex scenes in contemporary literature; and other news.
Disney's Hyperion Refocusing, Dear Mark Twain, and More
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Barnes & Noble announced a major expansion of its NOOK Video offerings; the Wall Street Journal reports Disney-owned Hyperion is selling off its backlist to focus on publishing titles that promote its ABC television properties; Zainab Bahrani details the struggle to save the National Library of Iraq from oblivion; and other news.
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Literature and Burlesque, State of Freelance Writing, and More
by Evan Smith Rakoff
Online Only, posted 3.05.13
Peabody Award-winning journalist Nate Thayer reports the Atlantic offered to publish one of his essays—for free; Julian Barnes claims authors are driven by market forces to write about sex; Coffee House Press announced it's expanding its catalog to include books of essays and creative nonfiction; and other news.
VIDA Count 2012, Second Lehrer Book Pulled, and More
by Evan Smith Rakoff
Online Only, posted 3.04.13
The VIDA count for 2012 has been published, which spotlights gender disparity among publications; Paul Ford considers Amazon's foggy corporate culture; LynDee Walker shares unconventional tips on dealing with rejection; and other news.
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