Book news from The New York Times

Impatience Has Its Reward: Books Are Rolled Out Faster By JULIE BOSMAN While the television industry has begun catering to impatient audiences by releasing entire series at once, the book business is upending its traditional timetable by encouraging a kind of binge reading, releasing new works by a single author at an accelerated pace.

A Mutable Feast By CHARLES McGRATH The Hemingway Collection at the John F. Kennedy Presidential Library and Museum is giving researchers access to a newly digitized batch of the writer's daily ephemera from his onetime Havana home.