The International Federation of Library Associations (IFLA) is pushing back against Hachette CEO Arnaud Nourry's suggestion that proposed "vast exceptions to copyright law for libraries," would devastate European publishers. more »
London Book Fair 2016: Meet the Woman Who Will Revolutionize Indian Publishing
Chiki Sarkar, who became publisher of Penguin Random House India in 2013, walked away from a major publishing career, for the uncertainty of her new publishing start-up, Juggernaut Books. PW caught with Sarkar at the London Book Fair, just days ahead of Juggernaut's launch, to find out why. more » »
N.C. Law Hurts
Bookstores: Malaprop Bookstore/Cafe in Charleston is suffering
from business boycotts thanks to a new law its owners condemn.
Online
"Discounts" Not So Discounted: E-commerce giants boast
some bargains that appear unbelievable—and for good reason.
What the Bible
and '50 Shades' Share: What could the Good Book and a steamy
erotic bestseller possibly have in common? They're both banned books.
Knausgaard Talks
Writing 20 Pages a Day: The 'My Struggle' author sits down with
John Freeman in Japan to discuss failure, memory, and literature.
PRH May Sell DK:
The "illustrated reference" publishing imprint Dorling Kindersley may
soon find a new home.
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