0s&1s Reinvents E-book Publishing
As a digital publisher and distributor of e-books from small presses like Black Balloon, Curbside Splendor, and Tin House Books, 0s&1s Novels is reinventing how authors are paid for electronic material.
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The Written Image: Matthea Harvey’s If the Tabloids Are True What Are You?
Harvey’s newest collection from Graywolf Press—which features the author’s visual art alongside new poetry—reveals both her visual and verbal imaginings.
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Dani Shapiro on Memoir in the Digital Age, the Importance of Independent Bookstores, and More
Amazon responds to German authors' protest; the most powerful man in publishing; J. K. Rowling pens a new short story set in the Harry Potter universe; and other news.
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German Authors Join Amazon Protest, the Neuroscience of Distraction, and More
Audrey Niffenegger slams Amazon; Louise Erdrich wins Dayton distinguished achievement award; the science of typos; and other news.
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Internet Reading and the Anxiety of Influence, the Language of Restaurant Menus, and More
The life and work of Martin Amis; books about race in America; a library taxi in Tehran; and other news.
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Reading for Pleasure, the Memoirs of Lauren Bacall, and More
A look at Robin Williams's role as John Keating, a character based on a real-life teacher and author, in Dead Poets Society; bookstore sales down in 2014; author Lee Child takes Amazon to task; and other news.
Reading Print Versus Digital Increases Comprehension, Amazon Partners With Purdue, and More
OverDrive launches Read an E-book Day; traveling vicariously through books; Anne Sexton's summer bikini tips; and other news.
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HarperCollins's New Indie Marketing Fund, Reading Upward, and More
The history of the dialogue novel; Murakami's latest released today; the review that caused Hemingway to bare his chest; and other news.
Amazon and Hachette Battle Gets Orwellian, Ursula K. Le Guin and Michael Cunningham Talk Genre, and More
Twin novelists Lev and Austin Grossman talk family and writing; a reading list for the idle days of August; Alison Bechdel's Fun Home goes to Broadway; and other news.
More Than 900 Writers Sign Letter to Amazon, Hachette and Perseus Deal Falls Through, and More
Amazon supporters write a letter to Hachette; what James Patterson would do if he were Jeff Bezos; lost illustrations brought to life; and other news.
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