What’s Stopping U.S. Writers from Fighting NSA Surveillance?

Recovering Memory from Oblivion Through Books in Colombia "We are not trying to just sell a title, a paper brick: we want to offer our readers a piece of heritage," says Felipe González of independent Colombian publisher Laguna Libros.

What’s Stopping U.S. Writers from Fighting NSA Surveillance? PEN America has issued a report whose title says it all — Chilling Effects: NSA Surveillance Drives U.S. Writers to Self-Censor. But isn't it within writers to fight back?

More News from PP: Catching Up with Kobo's Michael Tamblyn on New Content, Tablets Michael Tamblyn, the Chief Content Officer at Kobo, offers an update on the ebookseller's magazine store, kids shop and international expansion.

From the Archives: Argentina Exhibits Growing Professionalization in Children's Publishing Children's and YA already account for 22% of the Argentine book market and innovation and increased professionalization is helping the segment to grow.