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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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.
John Freeman's new anthology series; a bookstore helps build a library; the value of e-book subscription services; and other news.
Scrabble adds 5,000 new words to its dictionary; new evidence suggests James Joyce had syphilis; Sherlock Holmes is given back to the people; and other news.
David Cameron defends UK security measure limiting books sent to prisons; the most disastrous typos in western history; Patti Smith reviews Murakami; and other news.
The truth about Internet slang; obituaries for all things literary; the economics of Jane Austen; and other news.
A sociologist at Queens College makes a compelling case for self-publishing; Harry Potter is all over a neighborhood in Missoula, Montana; Amy Tan builds a home she can grow old in; and other news.
In this spoof from the Onion, the new "Kindle Flare," which "loudly and repeatedly" announces the title of the book you're reading, is marketed to fans of print who miss the ability to display a book’s cover to strangers.
George W. Bush pens biography of his father; John Cheever’s Ossining house for sale; sex guide returned to NYPL after 54 years; and other news.
Warner Bros. and RatPac option The Goldfinch; Macmillan expands library e-book program; Nikki Giovanni on NPR’s final episode of Tell Me More; and other news.
Lucinda Williams’s new album contains father’s poetry; Amazon employee crashes drone; Oyster's e-book catalogue now available on web and mobile browsers; and other news.