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Today, Barnes & Noble unveiled its Nook Tablet; Philip Levine talks about his least favorite jobs; producer Scott Rudin has optioned film rights to Jeffrey Eugenides’s The Marriage Plot; and other news.
P. Scott Cunningham, poet and director of the literary festival O, Miami, gives a writer's tour of Miami, Florida—a city in the throes of cultural enlightenment.
Terror suspects arrested this week reportedly were inspired by a manuscript posted online; the fate of St. Mark's Bookshop in New York City seems finally to be resolved; Bob Vila tours Edith Wharton's restored Berkshire retreat; and other news.
A closer look at Amazon Publishing's numbers; Elizabeth Bishop was also a painter, and a book of her visual art has been published; Salmon Rushdie weighs in on Kim Kardashian; and other news.
Ragip Zarakolu, a publisher and free-speech activist, has been imprisoned by the Turkish government; Novelist Hisham Matar will return to Libya to find his father, long imprisoned by the Qaddafi regime; how to save thousands of dollars on rare books; and other news.
Today marks the beginning of National Novel Writing Month; New Hampshire's RiverRun Bookstore is in danger of closing; Pauline Kael's rivalry with Joan Didion; and other news.
While U.S. publishers continue their cautious march into the digitization of American titles, the rest of the world is looking to take advantage of other burgeoning markets in Europe, Japan, and beyond.
While other social networking sites are useful for playful community-building, LinkedIn provides a place for professional writers to focus on sincerity when creating connections.
Artist Colin McMullan, founder of the Kindness and Imagination Development Society, has found one way to take the act of sharing that’s become so popular with social media outside the electronic box and into the physical world with his Corner Library project.
With so many good books being published every month, some literary titles worth exploring can get lost in the stacks. Page One offers the first lines of a dozen recently released books, including Aracelis Girmay’s Kingdom Animalia, and Tomaž Šalamun’s The Blue Tower, as the starting point for a closer look at these new and noteworthy titles.
