May 22, 2013
Observer writer wins Ryszard Kapuściński award 2013
Nebula Award Winners Announced: Kim Stanley Robinson, Nancy Kress, and More
5 Things Indie Authors Do Very Well
Blogger threatened with $1 billion suit for writing about allegedly predatory publisher
What Can Trade Publishers Learn from Fanfiction?
Patchett: ‘Authors must work with trade’
May 18, 2013
10 Biggest Book Adaptation Flops
Would novelists want to be friends with Humbert Humbert?
John le Carre’s ‘A Delicate Truth’ isn’t gentle with war on terror
When horror stopped being supernatural
Peer-review guide available in Chinese
Columbia University’s Mailman School of Public Health adopts open access
Community Bookstore to Open (Mostly) Used Bookstore
How do you write about life when it’s lived on computers?
Cool Idea: Quantas Airline Publishes Short Books Tailored for a Flight
Spanish book festival LéaLA aims to further cultural communication
May 17, 2013
The Real Costs of Self-Publishing a Book
Robinson wins Kim Scott Walwyn Prize
Baha Mousa book wins George Orwell Prize
Orwell prize goes to ‘chilling’ study of Baha Mousa’s death
Tech trends and library services in the digital age
The Great Gatsby on film: the Reading group’s view
Pottermore Wins Digital Strategy of the Year Award
How We Read: Indie vs. Traditional
May 16, 2013
Why is Science Behind a Paywall?
Philip K. Dick and Our Predicament
Making Nonprofit Stores Pay Off
Coursera Revolutionizes Online Learning, Online Textbooks
Academe ease. Three alumni develop an online platform to streamline the path to publication.
Oxford English Dictionary’s hunt for the origins of ‘revirginize’
Second Wodehouse Win for Jacobson
Are they in or out? Microsoft may not purchase Nook after all
Philip Hensher wins Ondaatje prize with novel on husband’s childhood
Cengage May Declare Bankruptcy
PLOS Launches New Labs Division to Develop Publishing and Software Prototypes
Alternative Funding: What You Need to Know Before Outsourcing Your Business Model
UK Open Access policy and experience ignored
May 11, 2013
Guest Opinion: The Changing Face of Erotic Romance
A MCSWEENEY’S BOOKS PREVIEW OF MICHELLE TEA’S MERMAID IN CHELSEA CREEK.
Jeeves Lives, as New Author Picks Up Where Wodehouse Left Off
Come to papa: Ernest Hemingway’s papers return from Cuba
Sex and the City author hacked, draft of new book is leaked online
Narrative Structure in Comics: Making Sense of Fragments
Why Isn’t Gatsby in the Public Domain?
Linguists identify 15,000-year-old ‘ultraconserved words’
Riding A New Transparency Wave In Science, Academia.Edu Lets Researchers Share Their Raw Data
Indie Authors Help Each Other with Book Promotion
‘THIS IS A BOOKSHOP’ Sign Goes Viral
Michelle Tea turns a radical eye on YA in ‘Mermaid in Chelsea Creek’
Pasadena’s writer-driven LitFest gets bigger this Saturday
SURVEY: Is Sexing Up Classic Lit a Step Too Far?
Walter Mosley revisits Easy Rawlins’ neighborhood
Multiple-Nominee Elizabeth Bear on the Locus Awards
YouTube launches its paid subscription channels with select partners
Barnes and Noble shares climb 20% following Microsoft rumours
LinkedIn Launches Content Channels
Hyperbole and a Half Author Returns with Illustrated Essay on Depression
Was there ever a better letter from an author?
Fantagraphics Books Grows, Looks to Digital
“Fair use” takes center stage at Google Books appeal
Goodbye, American Business Media
When Celebrities Take Over Publishing Companies …
Fitzgerald’s Lost Souls, or the Infernal Gatsby
May 7, 2013
Chris Beckett wins Arthur C Clarke award for Dark Eden
Harlan Ellison To Publish Graphic Novel
Convenience versus Community — Is a Deeper Question Hiding Behind the Façade of the Access Debates?
Harper Lee sues for copyright of To Kill A Mockingbird
Republican Congressman Introduces Bill To Require Political Approval Of Scientific Papers
Harlan Ellison recalls the day he assaulted his publisher
William Shakespeare’s Star Wars Staged in Philadelphia
Harlan Ellison, Isaac Asimov, Studs Terkel together in 1982 video
As Works Flood In, Nation’s Library Treads Water
May 2, 2013
Book House Issues Call To Stave Off Eviction
Letters from the Dead (W Cather letters)
Research suggests importance of elite journals is declining
Fighting on Three Fronts — A Presentation to the Council of Scientific Society Presidents
New Science Magazine Shakes Up Publishing Model
April 30, 2013
Dear Diary: What’s the role of a personal journal in the digital age?
Sea guidebooks help Witherby catch big revenues
The Law of Unintended Consequences Pays a Visit to the OSTP (new Federally funded research publishing rules)
Lambeth Palace retrieves stolen collection of extraordinary rare books
The Met and Israel Museum Buy Illuminated Torah Before It’s Auctioned
April 29, 2013
How H.P. Lovecraft Was Made Into a Graphic Novel
Seeking Acceptance at F1000 Research — Early Problems With Identity and Outsourced Authority
More Review Costs More — The Dynamics of a Complex and Varied Expense for Journals
DC Publishes Guide to Its Graphic Novel Backlist
It’s not just Tumblr — most social networks don’t understand original content
April 19, 2013
How the public is reshaping media at Reddit, Vox and LinkedIn
Study reveals snapshot of researchers’ information behaviour
James Joyce’s Leopold gets his own book for Bloomsday
Wolves and Sheep — What To Do Now That Venture Capitalists Are Stalking Scientific Publishing
Publishers’ online communities to double
April 18, 2013
Tomas Rivera Conference celebrates 25th anniversary
New Publisher Authors Trust: Themselves
Cherry Lake Publishing, Sleeping Bear Press flourish in Ann Arbor
What New Skills Do Publishers Need to Navigate in Publishing?
Tumblr CEO David Karp says at least 70 users have turned blogging into book deals
April 17, 2013
Adam Johnson wins the Pulitzer Prize in fiction for 2013
London Book Fair 2013: Is Amazon Good or Bad for the Publishing Business?
Fifty Shades of Grey and Captain Underpants head US library complaints
Skyhorse, Start Buy Underland Press
Neil Gaiman urges publishers to ‘make mistakes’ in uncertain new era
Most Frequently Challenged Books of 2012
April 16, 2013
Goodreads a Hot Topic at SCIBA Spring Meeting
‘The Best of Punk Magazine,’ and More
Graphic Novel Friday: Iron: or, the War After
Charlotte Brontë poem manuscript sells for £92,000
Seven Seas Manga: Small, Nimble and Growing
Ten ways self-publishing has changed the books world
April 15, 2013
Manga 2013: A Smaller, More Sustainable Market
Most Google Reader users check it “many” times a day, according to Digg survey
DH Lawrence manuscript shows ‘enlightened’ attitude to women
Alice Cooper Collaborates with Dark Matter for Ghoulish Collaboration
April 14, 2013
Brian Francis Slattery on Winning the 2012 Philip K. Dick Award
The Rise and Fall of the L.A. Examiner, a Blog That Was a Newspaper That Never Existed
British Library adds billions of webpages and tweets to archive
Is Re-mixing the Answer for Good, Fast and Cheap Ebooks?
April 13, 2013
Wodehouse prize for comic fiction reveals ‘exceptionally strong’ shortlist
Judge Dredd gets first female writer
Towards “Better” Usage and Happier Users
Wiley Blackwell Publishing News 2013 annual report
Whose English Is It, Anyway? Spelling for an International Audience
April 12, 2013
Arthur Frommer buys travel guides back from Google to keep print editions alive
Hillary Rodham Clinton Lands Book Deal for Memoir
WonderCon Follow-Up Questions ”If all the lawyers die in the zombie apocalypse and then humans regain control, how can the courts function?” Well, that’s what I’d want to know.
Desmond Tutu Wins 2013 Templeton Prize
HC Canada Buys Some Wiley Canada Titles
April 11, 2013
Taylor & Francis Surveys Authors on Open Access Issues
Newspaper advertising makes no sense in a non-linear world
Adapting to better serve our community: a letter to readers
PubMed Central Reduces Publisher Traffic, Study Shows
April 10, 2013
Goodreads Acquisition Presents Opportunity for LibraryThing
2013 Hugo Award Finalists Announced: Do You Have a Favorite?
The Koch brothers’ media investment
April 9, 2013
Turner Publishing snaps up Wiley assets
Digital Public Library of America will launch on April 18
John Major’s music hall history makes Theatre Book prize shortlist
Project MUSE partners with HighWire
Dark Horse to Launch the Star Wars Mini Series This September
April 8, 2013
SSP Board Decides to Reinstate Removed Posts
Librarians and Societies and Publishers – Oh My!
Nature Conservancy Magazine Takes Ads for First Time
Two cities and two countries united by two book fairs
Ruth Prawer Jhabvala, award-winning author and screenwriter, dies at 85
Why IS Goodreads So Valuable To Amazon?
April 7, 2013
Struggling Indie SF Press, Night Shade, Pushes Asset Sale
America’s Favorite Librarian Records First Audiobook
LiveJournal and the shape of fannish discourse
Arthur Conan Doyle Estate Sued To Show That Sherlock Holmes Is Public Domain
April 6, 2013
BeWrite Books to Close March 31st
Rampant Speculation: How Much Did Amazon Pay for Goodreads?
The deal Goodreads should’ve struck (hint: it wasn’t with Amazon)
How Booksellers Are Faring After Going Online-Only
Say hello to National Poetry Month!
April 5, 2013
AOL Waits for a Huffington Post Payoff
Amazon buys Goodreads. Will this devalue the site?
Amazon Owns Goodreads… What Now?
Casanova unveiled: new edition of his book reveals the man who loved liberty as much as women
Shakespeare scholars unite to see off threat of the ‘Bard deniers’
Archie’s Kevin Keller Gets a Novel
Why this feminist chose an all-male Clarke prize shortlist
A Booker judge’s envy of the Arthur C Clarke award
Arthur C Clarke award announces all-male shortlist
April 4, 2013
“First do no harm”: My interview with Amazon and Goodreads on the future of Goodreads
Amazon Acquires Goodreads, Twitter Shock Ensues
Amazon.com Will Acquire Goodreads
Amazon acquires book-based social network Goodreads
Edwin Mellen Press Threatens to Sue Society for Scholarly Publishing
April 3, 2013
As Amazon Buys Goodreads, Some Look to Alternatives
Amazon’s Goodreads Purchase Draws Raves, Pans on Twitter
Amazon goes social, acquires Goodreads
April 2, 2013
CourseSmart: “Connecting Content, Curriculum, and Delivery”
Marvel, Warren Ellis Team To Launch Line of Original Graphic Novels
Open access: The true cost of science publishing
Price doesn’t always buy prestige in open access
2012 Philip K. Dick Award Finalists Weigh in on PKD and the Competition
April 1, 2013
What Did We Learn from Our Great American Novel Poll?
Jimmy Fallon’s Spring “Do Not Read List”
Pop-Up Book Fair Reopens in Chicago
Writing a book isn’t supposed to be fun
Steve Jobs as adorable manga man
March 31, 2013
JLA Board Resigns Over Licensing Terms
Why Publishers Would Miss Cookies
C.S. Lewis: Still Bringing Readers Joy
Stormie and Paige Omartian: A Heart for Young Women
Congress Passes Resolution to Preserve Saturday Mail
March 30, 2013
Basquiat book in the works to feature unseen archives, art
Associated Press Wins Suit in Internet Copyright, Fair Use Case
Use of Mood Words Declining in our Writing
The Expression of Emotions in 20th Century Books
Steve Jobs returns as manga hero in Japanese biography
Faulkner’s Past Isn’t Dead; You Can Buy It at Auction
March 29, 2013
The Many Meanings of The Book Club
National Poetry Competition 2013: The winning poem
Kate Tempest wins Ted Hughes poetry prize for ‘spoken story’
March 28, 2013
Is it time to say au revoir to Frommer’s travel guides?
Scott Walker to pen book with ‘torture apologist’
Jim Carrey to self-publish ‘metaphysical’ children’s book
Digg Details Google Reader Replacement Plans
Jane Goodall book postponed after plagiarism issues raised
March 27, 2013
Harlan Ellison’s Gentleman Junkie: “Vibrant, Moving Stories”
DH Lawrence’s poetry saved from censor’s pen
Do Uninteresting Papers Really Need Peer Review?
Open Access — Idealism and Realism Remain Difficult to Reconcile, Survey Says
Can you spot a Charles Dickens sentence?
March 26, 2013
The Business Of Literature Is Blowing Shit Up
Wapshott Erotique’s own Corey Mesler in the news
Founders of US indie Melville House to open British publisher
The paradox of self-publishing
March 25, 2013
Stephen King and wife Tabitha pledge $3 million to Maine library
Pitcher wins Waterstones Children’s Book Prize
Goblinproofing One’s Chicken Coop wins Diagram Prize
The Rest Is Noise festival explores American literature 1900-1950
Junot Díaz wins world’s richest short story prize
March 24, 2013
Robert Louis Stevenson on writing: lose the ‘twaddling detail’
Jane Goodall admits to using web material without citation in new book
Corey Doctorow’s talk on copyright, ebooks and libraries for the Library of Congress
The Genius Marketing Idea That Put Maxwell House On Every Passover Table
O Revelations! Letters, Once Banned, Flesh Out Willa Cather
March 23, 2013
George Orwell’s legacy: Orwell Prize longtlist announced
Oxford librarian dismissed over Harlem Shake video – that she wasn’t in
Trade Paperbacks Boost Adult Trade November AAP Numbers, With Overall eBook Sales at 18 Percent
Brian K. Vaughan and Marcos Martin Start Pay-What-You-Want Comic
Survey: For Small Publishers is Print Still Worth the Expense?
March 22, 2013
Happy Pi Day (more free publications)
Poutsch – The opinion social network
Wiley Adds Sixty-One Titles to Journal Portfolio
NoteShares – Organize and Share your notes
March 21, 2013
Realizing the Scope of Digital Change
March DCL Ebook Price Report: The Rise of the Independents?
PHYSICS FOR THE FUTURE (free pubs)
March 20, 2013
Arnott and Kennedy on Amazon US literary imprint
Amazon Publishing Announces Two New Imprints
Sarah Russo on How to Promote Your Book (and Yourself)
Digital publishing may doom yet another analogue standard
March 19, 2013
Do We Really Want to Live Without the Post Office? (No, because Wapshott Press books are mailed to buyers. RENATIONALIZE THE POST OFFICE! Is what I say.)
Top 5 Digital Manga Websites: Feed Your Reader and Stay Legit
The winner of the Obama presidential library: Chicago or Hawaii?
Ruth Lily Poetry Prize, for $100,000, to go to Marie Ponsot
Mollie Katzen’s 3 Essential Cookbooks
March 18, 2013
Aaron Builds a Godbomb in “Thor: God of Thunder”
J LHLS Interview with Esad Ribic
Top 5 Best Comic Book Android Readers for 2013
The 2013 Academy Awards: the typefaces used on the posters of the Oscar-winning films
My Amazon bestseller made me nothing
Kickstart this book! What I learned about crowdsourced publishing
Hyperion Goes All In on Synergy
March 17, 2013
Amazon Publishing launches literary fiction imprint, Little A
Dennis Hopper’s carnival ride through life
2012 Tiptree Award Winners Announced
Literary Asia on the Rise and Translators Are Key, Says Agent
Indies picked for BIA regional awards
March 16, 2013
Why a LinkedIn acquisition of Pulse would make sense — content requires context
Are the Koch Brothers Trying to Buy the Los Angeles Times?
The Booker prize and the battle for supremacy in a literary awards jungle
Mantel, Kingsolver, Smith on Women’s Prize longlist
Women’s Fiction prize returns, announces longlist
Folio Society named as sponsor of fiction prize to rival Booker
March 15, 2013
Plagiarism and the link: How the web makes attribution easier — and more complicated
SXSW 2013: For Digital Long Form, Experimentation Ahead
Small Publishers Rule the Pen Faulkner Fiction Award Shortlist
Random House accused of ‘predatory’ contracts for new ebook imprint
Reviewers & Female-Authored Gay Fiction
Random House Modifies Contracts for its Digital Imprints
Marvel #1 Free Comic Promotion is Too Popular
March 14, 2013
Dale: Booksellers have publishers ‘over a barrel’
The Country That Stopped Reading
Is the Romance of Publishing Dead?
Barnes and Noble Names Book Award Winners
Marvel Offers Free Guardians of the Galaxy Digital Comic
March 13, 2013
Thomas Nelson Revives Two Imprints
Scholars and Musicians | Peer to Peer Review
Mikhail Shishkin refuses to represent ‘criminal’ Russian regime
Disney’s Hyperion will reportedly sell off most of its titles, focus on TV-related books
Faulks to write new Jeeves and Wooster novel
March 12, 2013
Suit Says Sherlock Belongs to the Ages
Time Warner spins off magazine empire
96-year old L.A. blogger pops onto Amazon’s bestseller list
Flesh Out Your Fictional Character on Reddit
Content Subscription Site NSFW Corp. Expanding into Print
March 11, 2013
Men still dominate books world, study shows
Results of Credo Survey Suggest Students Unprepared for Digital Literacy
Our Friend the Literary Hedgehog
Is Jeb Bush trying to send his new book to the remainder table?
comiXology Submit – Self-Publishing Program for Digital Comics Goes Live (Whither eComics?)
March 10, 2013
Yale Awards $1.35M to Nine Writers
Foreign Affairs Doing Just Fine in Print, Thank You
How Jackie Collins Uses Social Media
The new economics of media: If you want free content, there’s an almost infinite supply
March 9, 2013
Tom McCarthy, James Salter win $150,000 Windham-Campbell Prizes
Male Reviewers Outnumber Female Reviewers at Major Lit Journals
Bloody Sunday books win Christopher Ewart-Biggs Memorial Prize
Dan Cohen Named Founding Executive Director of the Digital Public LIbrary of Amercia
Author Solutions: ‘no legal action against us’
March 8, 2013
Dymocks exits e-book publishing after 15 months
HP and Mass-Market Print-On-Demand
Winners of Hefty New Literary Prizes Announced
Coffee House Expands Its Offerings
March 7, 2013
The Ramayana’s epic journey into the digital world
Authoring a rejection of acceptance-speech cliché
Community gathers at the Last Bookstore
UK literary agency partners exclusively with Amazon to break authors into US
Giving Them What They Should Want
March 6, 2013
Scientific American Sees Digital Boom
Stuff I Don’t Understand About Libraries Right Now
2012 National Book Critics Circle Awards Go to ‘Billy Lynn,’ Solomon, Caro
Russia Re-imagines the Role of the Literary Museum
Saving and Translating Timbuktu’s Ancient Libraries
March 5, 2013
What a pig, a goat and an eagle can tell us about the decline of traditional media
Scholastic’s Storia to Feature Non-Fiction Title for Kids
Amazon Sponsors Family Reading Experience Program
A New Angle for Paper, Taking Its Place in a Wi-Fi Society
Gunmen fire on Mexican newspaper three days running
March 4, 2013
Miriam Katin’s graphic novel is portrait of an artist’s inner life
Changing Nature (peer review)
Searching for Proust in his papers — and finding his mother
Gale Cengage Strikes Smithsonian Digitization, Distribution Deal
Translating erotic fiction: va va voom or personal doom?
March 3, 2013
Six great Latin American artists speak in new e-book series
Everett wins Sheridan Morley prize
The 10 Most Memorable Superhero Deaths
March 2, 2013
De Gruyter buys two academic publishers: Oldenbourg and Akademie
How ’50 Shades of Gay’ Became an Overnight E-Bestseller
Columbia University Acquires Complete ‘Elfquest’ Comics Archive
Sandy Hook children’s book coming from two award-winning authors
March 1, 2013
Obama issues ‘landmark’ OA directive
Poem for a sandwich: Simon Armitage to barter his way across England
Beyond the Big Three: New Social Networks for Publishers
Open Journal (Social media platform to discuss academic publications)
February 28, 2013
Here’s How You Buy Your Way Onto The New York Times Bestsellers List
Kevin Hamric Talks About Viz Digital Manga
White House directs open access for government research
Egmont to relaunch Winnie the Pooh
50 unseen Rudyard Kipling poems discovered
February 27, 2013
Economist considers audio-only subscription
Why are so many people SLAPPing each other? How to reduce frivolous defamation suits
Bestselling Children’s Books by Self Published Authors in February
Explore French Literary History Through New Interactive Map
February 26, 2013
Diagram prize shortlist points the way to this year’s oddest book titles
Magnifique! Académie française elects first British-born member
Shoson Nagahara’s ‘Lament in the Night’: Rediscovering a lost L.A.
Life After Patch.com: A Newspaper Editor Returns To Newsprint
February 25, 2013
FASTR Aims to Speed Open Access to Government-Funded Research
Superman comic’s anti-gay writer faces backlash from major media
Janice Steinberg discusses the Boyle Heights mystery girl in ‘Tin Horse’
Are Marvel Digital Comic Events Happening too Fast?
February 24, 2013
Three independent bookstores sue Amazon, publishers
One Way To Get Streaming Content from the Library: Ephrata PL Looks to Expand Roku Lending Program
Indie bookstores sue Amazon, big-6 publishers for using DRM to create monopoly on ebooks
Print-on-Demand and the Law of Unintended Consequences
February 23, 2013
Randi Zuckerberg Signs Two-Book Deal with HarperCollins
Ingram launches print on demand for journals
Ingram’s POD Journal program (hmmm…)
Scholar Finds Flaws in Work by Archenemy of Comics
Building a Sci-Fi and Fantasy Publishing House from Scratch
Virgin signs digital business title by Jamal Edwards
February 22, 2013
Mantel climbs Amazon charts as press storm continues
Reading group: how LGBT is Proust?
Hilary Mantel: not the first LRB controversy
Thomson Reuters revises methodology for identifying highly-cited researchers
Ingram Launches On-Demand Journals Program
February 21, 2013
Why LinkedIn is a Sleeping Giant of Publishing
Looking at Kickstarter as a Digital Comics Marketplace
Faber to publish ‘shocking’ teacher tale
Kevin Smith: Clerks 3 to return as book then film
SAGE to address library value in the developing world
American Writers Museum to Open in Chicago
February 20, 2013
Awards Season: Pick Your Winners
Bringing the Best of Russian and Other Slavic Literature to the West
Comic-book superheroine Cat aims to see off gender stereotypes
Here’s the problem with publishers book discovery
Judge allows case over HuffPo ownership to go forward, adds fraud claim
February 19, 2013
Rare poem by ‘world’s worst poet’ expected to fetch £3,000 at auction
Scholar Sues Arthur Conan Doyle Estate Over Sherlock Holmes Copyright
SF Law Library Sues City for Space
Trolls Are Ruining Science Journalism
Why the Penguin Merger with Random House Will Kill Overdrive
February 18, 2013
Random takes four at PPC awards
Stephen King’s ‘Guns’: Exclusive audiobook excerpt
Superman contract for anti-gay author causes growing anger
Tell the L.A. Public Library what you want
TOC 2013: Authors, What Are You Doing Worth Discovering?
Urban Librarians Unite Plants Mini Libraries, Plans Conference
When H.G. Wells met Orson Welles, Or: How typos lead to neat things
Why Straight Women Love Gay Romance
February 17, 2013
Julia Donaldson defends libraries from Terry Deary’s attack
Living in Parallel Universes | Peer to Peer review
Net Minds Looks at Revitalizing Self-Publishing
Novel That Inspired ‘Die Hard’ Reissued
Quarter of adults ‘have barely read a book in past six months’
February 16, 2013
Europa Editions Goes Global with World Noir Imprint
How Comics Help Students Retain Knowledge is a Growing Field of Study
How Stable Are DC Comics’ Sales After Their Relaunch?
How Will Anne Rice Spend Valentine’s Day?
Infiltrating Southern California biker gangs
Is cloud storage the answer to preservation?
February 14 and 15, 2013
4 Ways to Fix the Publisher-Startup-VC Relationship
A startup takes on publishing, with help of Atari’s founder
Adam Roberts: last of the SF writers
Amazon attacked in German documentary
Dreamscape Acquires Nutmeg Media
Ebury Press makes New Adult buys
February 12 and 13, 2013
Hey disaster novelists: Remember bicycles, skate boards, roller skates, and push scooters
Lincoln Prize Winner Announced
Maurice Sendak’s final book due out this month
Libraries ‘have had their day’, says Horrible Histories author
She-Hulk leads superheroes into battle for chick lit market
February 11, 2013
Why Asia is Obsessed with Graphic Novels and Comics
Does the West Dismiss Graphic Storytelling as Second Class?
How the People Saved Book Publishing
Erotica: Full-Frontal Shelving
Free Books: Little Libraries That Build Community and Save You Money
February 10, 2013
Mama Let Your Children Grow Up to be Monster Slayers
Peer review matters to the public
The Connection Between Shakespeare and Maurice Sendak
New Biographies of Sylvia Plath
‘I Haiku You,’ by Betsy E. Snyder, and More
Nominations for the Agatha Awards
The Elsevier boycott one year on
February 9, 2013
Reading group: Bogged down on Swann’s Way?
Anne of Green Gables goes blonde, sparking red hair scare
Overturning “The Lemonade-stand Culture of Literature”
Grammar lovers split over infinitives
Wiley Makes Scientific PDFs Interactive With the ReadCube Web Reader from Labtiva
The Cochrane Collaboration and Wiley Sign New Publishing Agreement
Row blows up over ownership of ‘space marine’ term
Lee Child to receive Diamond Dagger
February 8, 2013
Marvel, Hyperion Plan Women’s Fiction Starring She-Hulk and Rogue
Transworld pre-empts retelling of Pride & Prejudice
Virginia Woolf’s fun side revealed in unseen manuscripts
Which Country is Most Hostile to Literary Life?
February 7, 2013
The Believer & KCRW Create Organist Podcast
Pre-Order a Novel, Get a Valentine’s Day Sext from the Author
Writing is easy: Just open a vein
USPS Cuts Saturday Mail Delivery, Gives Congress 6 Months to Act
SURVEY: Which Spanish Ebook Market in the Americas Has Greatest Potential?
As Barnes & Noble shrinks, small bookstores are born
February 6, 2013
Burma literary festival flourishes under patron Aung San Suu Kyi
Agatha Christie was investigated by MI5 over Bletchley Park mystery
Connecting with Six Great Authors at ALA Midwinter
Will Eisner Hall of Fame 2013 Nominees and Judges’ Choice Winners (What a large, large, and diverse list to vote on. How would one choose just one? One needs a top five or something.)
Chick lit ‘harms body image’, study finds
Richard III title to Bloomsbury
Get a Free Copy of Poetry Magazine
February 5, 2013
The Wizard’s Son gets a new Amazon review
Timbuktu update (not as bad as they thought)
How two scientists are using theNew York Times archives to predict the future
Prison and Libraries: Public Service Inside and Out
Reading for mental health, but not ‘self-help’
Weirdest Neil Gaiman quote ever, courtesy of BlackBerry
February 4, 2013
The battle of the literary magazines
Should Publishers Open Bookstore Cafes? They Are in Korea
Virginia Woolf and other great literary cooks
Your Brain Can Remember a Blog Post Better Than a Novel
Never Forget a Face(book): Memory for Online Posts Beats Faces and Books
February 1-3, 2013
LA Book Art Fair at the Geffen Contemporary: Friday, February 1, 11-5 pm; Saturday, February 2, 11 am–6 pm; Sunday, February 3, 12 pm–6 pm
February 1, 2013
February 3, 2013
How This Bestselling Writer Is Changing The Rules Of The Publishing Industry
First Vatican Library documents go online
The 7 Weirdest Sex Stories of the Ancient World
HC Christian and Espresso Book Machine Agree
Don’t judge The Bell Jar by its cover
Attention ‘artisan authors’: digital self-publishing is harder than it looks
Which books could help overcome stress and depression?
Return of National Libraries Day
February 2, 2013
ZenPen (just write)
Is Now a Perfect Time for a Michael Moorcock Revival?
Haruki Murakami’s Healing Anima
http://www.guardian.co.uk/society/2013/jan/31/gps-prescribe-self-help-books
Digital Comics Are Getting Cheaper
A Dark Water – remembering Sylvia Plath in Hebden Bridge
‘Self-help books come in many guises’
Are Small Publishers the Future of the Industry?
February 1, 2013
W&N buys new Walter Mosley novel
Timbuktu library is treasure house of centuries of Malian history
200 Years of Jane Austen’s Pride and Prejudice
Academics revolt over open access
The Publisher’s Anxiety at the Electronic Book
Charles Stross Lands ‘Major Six Figure Deal’ for New Trilogy
Fate of Timbuktu manuscripts uncertain as library burns
Palgrave Macmillan announces OA option for all publication types
January 31, 2013
LA Book Art Fair Opening Night
Innovative library services “in the wild”
Was the first world war accompanied by a rising literary nationalism?
Reclusive author J.D. Salinger to be focus of major biography
Digital library to streamline access to collections
Non-US universities perform well in Knovel challenge
Georeferencing to bring old maps to life
ALA Midwinter 2013: ALA Creates E-book Scorecard
ALA Midwinter 2013: In Keynote, Caroline Kennedy Rallies Librarians
January 30, 2013
Government requests for Twitter user data rise 20% in 2012
ReadersFirst, Vendors Search for a New Lending Model
German row over whitewashing the n-word from children’s books
Why books need literary prizes
3 Epiphanies About Social Media Marketing for Books
What Are Your Social Media Marketing Best Practices for Books?
January 29, 2013
Resources on the Open Access Debate
Poetry Chronicle: ‘Alien vs. Predator,’ by Michael Robbins, and More
The Forward relaunches its Yiddish site
New York Times editor to take 75,000 Twitter followers out the door with him
Reddit gay gamers to fight Gaymer trademark
January 28, 2013
Library Leaders Outline their Priorities and Challenges
History Journals Take On the Research Councils UK
Wiley OnlineOpen Orders are On the Up
Journal Publishing in a Fast-Changing Time
12 Piano notes made visible for the first time
January 27, 2013
RosettaBooks Completes Record Year
Glen Craney: Self-Pubbing Pioneer
Why Amazon can’t win when it comes to book reviews
Canonizing Russian Literature for the World…in English (I want this!)
Authors join tug-of-war at top German publishing house Suhrkamp Verlag
How Dr. Seuss Helped the Berenstain Bears
January 25, 2013
28 Graphic Novels to Celebrate African American History Month
Judge Dredd may be gay, writers hint
At last – a books prize that rewards innovation
FAME Award Finalists Announced
Stephen King Publishes 99-Cent Kindle Single About Guns
January 24, 2013
Turning Tide: As E-reading Catches On, Boys Gain on Girls
Robert Polito Named President of Poetry Foundation
Quora gets into the publishing business with new blogging platform
Making MOOCs Easier | Peer to Peer Review
Man Booker International prize 2013 reveals shortlist
Three more libraries join eBooks on Demand
Max Planck Society and De Gruyter work together on OA books
What writers need to know about Quora blogs
January 23, 2013
Celebrate National Handwriting Day
Peter Brantley is the New Director of Scholarly Communications at Hypothes.is
Library Services in the Digital Age
Rumors of the library’s demise have been greatly exaggerated
January 21, 2013
5 Academic Publishing Trends to Watch in 2013
New poetry press aims to connect with readers
Poem of the week: Tam O’Shanter by Robert Burns
Texas Study Shows $2.4 Billion in Benefits from Public Libraries
OUP to analyse language in second BBC competition
January 20, 2013
Open Access Emily Dickinson Archive Coming This Fall
Bestselling Children’s Books by Self-Published Authors
British Science Fiction Awards an All-Men List Of Finalists
January 18, 2013
A Memory of Light Debuts at No. 1 on NYT Best Sellers List Despite Negative Campaign
Book Country Adds Free Self Publishing Option (ebooks only)
As Tablets Supplant Ereaders, New Challenges Arise for Publishers
Dedicated e-readers ‘irrelevant,’ say many publishing executives
Jewish Book Council Picks the Jewish Book of the Year
JHU Press Publishes First Instant Book In Response to Gun Violence
Penguin Joins Espresso Book Machine Network
How James Frey’s “IP Factory” is Re-imagining Book Packaging
Would Publishers Be Better Off Dropping the Word “Book?”
Will Self in talks to become Radio 4 writer-in-residence
Top Four Things Library Supporters Can Do To Make a Difference
How Publishers Are Taking Advantage of New Opportunities
Library turns to pole dancing to entice new readers (Great photo!)
New X-Men Comic Has an All-Women Line Up of Superheroes
January 14, 2013
Experimental Results: Liars and Outliers Trust Offer (another in the unspeakable joys of trying to get book reviews)
Robert Burns’ Long Lost Manuscripts Discovered By Researcher
What do Book Editors Want in 2013?
Sharon Olds wins TS Eliot poetry prize for Stag’s Leap collection on divorce
Science Fiction Community Raises $40,000+ for One Writer’s Cancer Battle
January 12, 2013
Print Loosens Grip on the Coasts
Penguin Development Group Quietly Pads Slate
Remember Newspaper Science Sections? They’re Almost All Gone
The Reclusive Author Who Only Gave One Interview
The Stuff Romance Novels Are Made Of: Jessica Redmerski Talks Realism and Relatability
January 11, 2013
Many JSTOR Journal Archives Now Free to Public
Literati Bookstore Scheduled to Open in Ann Arbor
How to Decide Whether to Read a Self-Published Book
How To Convert a Closet into a Book Nook
Dzanc Books Launches New Imprint
Diamond Releases Top Graphic Novels Charts for 2012
Booker nominees make Man Asian shortlist
January 10, 2013
Shortlist for International Prize for Arabic Fiction
Publishing Projects Raised $15 Million on Kickstarter Last Year
Printed book sales’ decline slowed in 2012
Open thread: Which are the best books to read on the London Underground?
Move to hand York libraries to social enterprise
McDonald’s to give away 15m children’s books with its food
January 9, 2013
Wodehouse and Fitzgerald – emblems of a lost age
John Steinbeck’s Nobel victory: Files unsealed; tongues wag
International Survey on Improving Publishers’ Relations with Startups
Ware’s ‘Building Stories’ Tops PW Comics World’s 2012 Graphic Novel Critics’ Poll
University library brings in changes as a result of student study
Titan Books To Launch Titan Comics Imprint
The best crap book covers Wouldn’t it be more useful to find the good covers and then let us know about those?
Sol Yurick, Author of ‘The Warriors,’ Dies at 87
January 8, 2013
Eight Finalists Vie for for Most Vicious Book Review of 2012
Author To Swim 2.4 Miles to His Book Signing
Everyone’s life is interesting: Defending confessional nonfiction
What Does Charlotte’s Web Mean To You?
January 4, 2013
The Most Futuristic Predictions That Came True in 2012 (Okay, no, not book biz, but made me very happy)
‘Snow Fall’ Tells a Story About an Avalanche and a Newspaper’s Digital Progress
Book Review: Fairy Tales From The Brothers Grimm
NASA Releases ebooks on Hubble and Webb Space Telescopes
Notes on the NYPL’s press conference for the Central Library Plan
January 5, 2013
Lake Superior State University 2013 List of Banished Words (and Previous Lists should you need them)
Darkness in literature: five great darknesses (Kind of a weak finish to a strong series. Oh well.)
January 6, 2013
New chapter opens with Britain’s first centre for book arts
Triumph of the nerds. The internet has unleashed a burst of cartooning creativity (the venerable Economist magazine on webcomics [aieeee])
Reader’s Choice for Top 10 Fantasy and Science-fiction Literary Opening Lines Is fromThe Hobbit
Science Fiction Self Published Bestsellers List
Women Win All Five Categories at The Costa awards 2012 For The First Time
January 3, 2013
Print book sales soar to three-year high
Darkness in literature: Beyond Black by Hilary Mantel
Celebrities Reading Fifty Shades of Grey (George Takei reads!)
Best Science Fiction Novella, Novelette, Short Story & Graphic Story of the Year
Print book sales rise hailed as a sign of a fightback in a digital world
January 2, 2013
USPS may start selling mag subscriptions
Darkness in literature: The Snow Child by Eowyn Ivey
Happy 90th Birthday Stan Lee, RIP Master Puppeteer Gerry Robinson, Ereading Rises
January 1, 2013
Ulysses (complete audio reading of J Joyce’s book I could never finish [I don’t even think I could listen to it all either, sorry, but there it is])
UbuWeb:Sound (oooh, they have Glen Branca in addition to Ulysses)
Libraries must meet evolving needs of researchers and institutions
Book it: Ottawa couple goes into publishing business
Darkness in literature: Darkness at Noon by Arthur Koestler
New Adult Novel Tops Our Self-Published Bestsellers List
December 31, 2012
Why Side Characters Steal the Spotlight (and How to Steal Some Back)
Did Self-Pubbed Authors Invent “New Adult” Fiction?
Not excepting our laws More joys of UK copyright law
Darkness in literature: The Dark is Rising by Susan Cooper
Little Sign of a Predicted E-Book Price War
Open access could prevent rejection of good science
December 30, 2012
Power Struggle Threatens to Destroy Germany’s Suhrkamp Verlag
Despite Promise, Transmedia Publishing Still Mostly a Mess
Survey: Have You Ever Bought and Read a Transmedia Book?
December 28, 2012
Faber co-publishes interactive ’39 Steps’
Darkness in literature: James Joyce’s Araby
Darkness in literature: Saul Bellow’s Something to Remember Me By
Muslim Group’s Meeting at Church Stirs Controversy—and Book Sales
December 27, 2012
Bram Stoker’s Lost Romance Story
Macmillan To Launch A Crowd-Sourced Romance Imprint in 2013 (I think the world might be ending)
Beyond Wizards and Vampires, to Sex “They’ve labeled this category “new adult” — which some winkingly describe as Harry Potter meets ’50 Shades of Grey’ — and say it is aimed at 18-to-25-year-olds, the age group right above young adult.” (Maybe it’s okay the world is ending.)
December 26, 2012
What the New York Times’s ‘Snow Fall’ Means to Online Journalism’s Future (Welcome to the Post-Literacy world [hat tip to Dr. KTaylor at UNT])
CA State Senator Proposes Constitutional Amendment for Library Funding
Graphic Books Best Sellers: Pogo Possum and Friends
Publishing Perspectives’ Top 10 Articles of 2012
Science & Technology Reviews | December 2012
December 25, 2012
Earnings Fell 24% at Scholastic on 10% Sales Drop
Samhain Uploads 2,000 Titles to PubMatch
Amazon Studios Will Produce Comedy Pilot by Doonesbury Creator
‘I Love My Librarian’ Awards Honor Three School Librarians
Maria Konnikova, Sherlock Holmes, and Savoring the World Around Us | Not Dead Yet
Scholastic Imposes Hiring Freeze
Why One Publisher Used Medium to Share Book Excerpts
What Writers Need to Know about Medium
December 24, 2012
How To find out if your agent is an idiot-part IV**
Things Highlighted in My Ninth Grade Copy of Frankenstein That Also Describe My Adolescence
Gold Medal for Poetry awarded to John Agard
Reading Habits in Different Communities
Reading Habits in Different Communities — Part 4: The State of E-Book Reading
Reading Habits in Different Communities — Part 5: Where and How Readers Get Their Books
Survey Finds Americans Support “Do Not Mail”
December 23, 2012
Grimm brothers’ celebration awakens saga of fairy tale link to German culture
Emma Thompson wins Effie lawsuit (John Ruskin…gah)
35 Going on 13: Too Good To Be True; Some Top Nonfiction from 2012
A Jewish Publisher and a University Press Make Their Marriage Work
Magazines Respond to Instagram Terms of Service Fiasco
TDNA To Cease Operations On December 31st
Can You Still Spot.us? Crowdfunding Pioneer Slumps Under APM
UK Government plans new copyright exceptions
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December 22, 2012
Why Publishing Proust Was as Difficult in 1912 as 2012
Can Proust Really Change Your Life? Let’s Find Out
New Adult craze spreads to Ebury
Boycott Amazon’ campaign launched
Patti Smith planning sequel to Just Kids memoir
DC Comics Names Shelly Bond to Head Vertigo
Jim Hines: imitating the poses on fantasy book covers – so you don’t have to
Publishers Lunch opens Bookateria store
December 21, 2012
Suzanne Collins Rules Most Read Books List on Facebook
Barnet library squatters to be evicted, judge rules
The secret life of book reprints
SF/Fantasy Mass Market Paperbacks of Note | December 2012 (Diana Pharaoh Francis…gee, I wish my name was Diana Pharaoh Francis)
Gale and Van der Merwe share Green Carnation Prize
Google to Fund — Wait for It — Journalism Fellowships
Amazon expands payment options for indie authors
December 20, 2012
Curating New Audiences Through Content Syndication
TED Presentations from Writers
Ether for Authors: Keeping Watch Over Our Schlock
Prairie Lights Launches Small Press
The Best Fantasy and Science Fiction Collections of 2012
Sketching It Out: Learn to Draw | Collection Development
Facing What No Child Should: Titles on Bereavement
Book Guild Publishing – Reviewed
Cornell Puts a Lawn in the Library
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December 19, 2012
No Big Hits, but Bookshops Say They’re Thriving
Essential reading after Newtown: ‘Columbine’ by Dave Cullen
Why Isn’t More Book Content Licensed? Easy, No Brand
On Establishing a Global Platform for Book Content Rights
Another major newspaper — The Dallas Morning News — comes out for same-sex marriage
NLT: one in seven children has never visited bookshop
Darkness in literature: Chris Beckett’s Dark Eden (I might read this)
Successful Query Letters for Literary Agents
December 18, 2012
Oh Myyy! (There Goes The Internet) (George Takei’s book)
For Publishers, Social Media Still Stingy on Monetization
Alan Moore Goes Behind the Scenes in His New Film
Objects of Perfection: Books to Look At and to Read | Wyatt’s World
The Paper Trail Through History
Simon Crump: My Elvis Blackout
Darkness in literature: Philip K Dick’s A Scanner Darkly
The Dragon Lords, world’s first ‘cloud-sourced’ novel, prepares to land
December 17, 2012
A one-stop-shop for plant science questions
Guardian kills its Facebook social reader, regains control over its content
The Souls of Hobbits: New Books Unearth Tolkien’s Christian Themes
Author Gene Wolfe Titled Grand Master of Science Fiction and Fantasy
You Have Two, Maybe Three Years…
December 16, 2012
Lynda.com, NYPL Explore New Library-wide Access Model
Amherst Librarian Launches Open Access Press
How to Succeed in Publishing Without Really Trying (academic publishing, that is)
SURVEY: Has the Erotica Phenomenon Flamed Out?
H.C. Andersen’s First Story Found By Historian Esben Brage
Darkness in literature: Ray Bradbury’s Something Wicked This Way Comes
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December 15, 2012
Mystery Series Lineup | December 2012
Who wants to define the psychogeography of Los Angeles?
Banned Kazakh Newspaper Editor Fined For Using Another Periodical
“Fifty Shades of Grey’ Changed Book Club Member’s Lives: Spiced Up Married Women’s Lives
Sampson launches new poetry magazine
E-imprint Rizzoli First expands catalogue
Swagnoscenti! (Hm, Wapshott Lip Balm… I got a lot of hand sanitizer at Comic Con SD this year, so I was thinking of that, but lip balm swag appeals to me, too.)
Writers Live Everywhere (A please for peace, or just less freaking silliness, okay? [Except Los Angeles is better])
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December 14, 2013
Ether for Authors: Listening to the Industry
Recorded Books Hopes To Change Ebook Conversation With New Sales And Management Platform
Not again: New York maligns Los Angeles literary scene
S&S Nabs Bestselling Self-Published Series Wool
Best Sellers: Biology, December 13, 2012
The Harvard Labrary: A Design Experiment in Library Futures (that’s not a typo)
Transcontinental Inc. Predicts Slow Magazine Growth
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December 13, 2012
Panel Debates The Future of University Presses
After a Strong 2012, DC Comics Looks Ahead
Fantasy author Scott Lynch shows he’s a gentleman, not a bastard
Mo Yan Defends Censorship as “Necessary,” But is It?
Darkness in literature: Kathleen Jamie’s Darkness and Light
The Dipper (the poem that made me a K Jamie fan)
Baker & Taylor Teams with Findaway to Launch Acoustik Audiobooks
Charles Dickens Museum reopens in time for ‘A Christmas Carol’
December 12, 2012
Magazine Closures Down 50 Percent
Kindle’s popularity changes publishing
Happy birthday, Emily Dickinson! (December 10 actually)
Turning a page on books: Inside the evolving publishing industry
A Scrapbook of Our Relationship With the Universe
‘Fifty Shades of Grey’ Sells 60 Million Copies Worldwide: Publishing House Awards Employees With $5000 Bonus (other than
‘yay, RH employees!’ …words utterly fail me)
Libraries and Their Landscapes
Archie Does Art Book Collection In-House
December 11, 2012
Ebooks may yet save hardback books
Lena Dunham’s leaked book treatment: what have we learned?
UK lost more than 200 libraries in 2012
Exploring the Links Between Depression, Writers and Suicide
Yes, I’m Paranoid — But Am I Paranoid Enough?
Hearst Puts a Toe Back in Trade Publishing
The Digital Publishing Explosion: INFOGRAPHIC
December 10, 2012
Future Classics: Readers of 1936 Predict Which Authors Will Endure
Reports of Publishing’s Death Are Exaggerated
Should Book Editors Be Involved in Social Media Engagement?
Five Dos and Don’ts for Picking an Editor
Free technology boost for small publishers
Poem of the week: Starfish by John Wedgwood Clarke
Comic Remembers Good Old Fashioned eReaders
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December 8, 2012
10 Best Christmas Romance Novels
New E-book House, Riverdale Avenue Books, to Launch in December
Mo Yan Delivers Nobel Lecture in Literature
Remembering John Lennon through his letters (and postcards)
Eloise Klein Healy accepts L.A. poet laureate post in ceremony
December 7, 2012
Google and Amazon Launch Brazilian E-bookstores, Minutes Apart
The Hobbit works as a trilogy, says Peter Jackson
Book Scanning Robot Coming to a Library Near You?
Mendeley Releases Open-Standards Citation Style Editor
Alan Moore graphic novel banned from South Carolina library
What a bummer: Nobel laureate Mo Yan defends censorship
Twitter Short Story Writer Lands Deal for Novel
Podcast: Not Everyone Is An E.L. James Fan
December 6, 2012
A Traditionally Pubbed Author Wades into the Waters of Self Publishing
What Amazon’s New Brand Pages Could Do for Publishers
Poems-to-go (Some kind of end is truly nigh or something)
Oprah picks a new book for her book club. I mean Book Club 2.0
EL James comes out on top at National Book awards (Has the UK gone mad?)
Decision on Los Angeles’ first poet laureate nears (I’m a big fan of Wanda Coleman, but I really hope Suzanne Lummis gets this. [Actually, I’d be happy if either of them got it.])
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December 5, 2012
Berthe Morisot and Masculine Modernity
E-Serials as the “Third Layer” in the Publishing World
Erotique 3 author Corey Mesler in the news
More Goodbyes (and One Good Riddance) for Philip Roth
Georgia O’Keeffe’s visit to Hawaii and Georgia O’Keeffe’s Hawai’i (the book)
The 2012 Bad Sex in Fiction Award goes to Nancy Huston
Osama Bin Laden Hunt Retold in Graphic Novel
Karen Berger to Leave DC Comics’ Vertigo Imprint in 2013
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December 4, 2012
BBC to adapt JK Rowling’s The Casual Vacancy
News Corp. shutters the Daily, launched as its iPad-only newspaper
Three Cups of Tea co-author David Relin commits suicide at 49 in Oregon
Fiction’s boom years may be gone, but its story is far from over
Publishers in ‘dream’ position, FutureBook hears
NaNoWriMo Writers Produced 3 Billion Words in a Month
EL James wins ‘publishing person of the year’ for making erotic fiction ‘hot’
The Real and Unreal: Ursula K. Le Guin, American Novelist
December 3, 2012
Haiku Inspired By My Seasonal Affective Disorder
Why Publishers Need to Collaborate with Tech Companies
Friday Night at the Question Emporium
Burgess on Bonaparte: BBC airs Clockwork Orange writer’s lost epic drama
Academic publishers join forces to tackle US market
A Look at Slate’s Year-end Book Review
€125k Cervantes Prize Awarded to Jose Manuel Caballero Bonald
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