Ruth Rendell
Dies at 85: Rendell, one of Britain’s best-loved authors, who
delighted fans for decades with her dark, intricately plotted crime novels, has
died at the age of 85, her publisher has announced.
Art Spiegelman
Talks to NPR: The cartoonist says the purge of 'Maus' from
Russian bookstores is "rather well-intentioned stupidity on many
levels."
McGraw-Hill
Education Prepares for IPO: The company is planning an initial
public offering as early as the fourth quarter of this year, potentially
valuing the textbook company at around $5 billion, including debt.
Judy Blume Makes
Plea to de Blasio: The author calls the restoration of New York
City's library budget a "no-brainer."
Why We’re
Honoring 'Charlie Hebdo': Andrew Solomon and Suzanne Nossel's
opinion piece in the 'New York Times.'
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