Currently an imprint of Perseus Books' subsidiary Avalon Group, Seal Press will become an imprint of Da Capo Press. The move, the first significant change at the company since Hachette Book Group acquired Perseus earlier this year, will result in the departure of Seal Press publisher Krista Lyons. more »
NYC’s Three Lives Faces Possible Move
With its building on the market, Three Lives & Company in New York City’s West Village may be forced into a relocation. If the store is not offered a lease by its building's new owner, owner Toby Cox said he is prepared to move. more »
It's Bloomsday All Over the World: Celebrating Bloomsday, the day on which all of James Joyce's 'Ulysses' took place.
New Amazon Books
in Portland: The e-commerce giant continues to expand its brick
and mortar presence with a new shop in Oregon.
Nobel
Prize–Winner Alexievich on Orlando: The Belarusian writer spoke
about chronicling politics and suffering—and why she’s turning her attention to
love.
Margaret Atwood
Wins PEN Pinter: The novelist will receive the award at the
British Library on October 13th during a tour of the U.K.
The Boxcar Children
Get a Movie: How the kids series with more than 100 titles made
its heroes into immortal crime fighters.
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IN THE MEDIA
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From the Bookseller:
The Guardian to drop its children's books site. Click here  
From Education Week:
How Can Teachers Get Students to Read Over the Long Summer Break? Click here
From the Huffington Post:
Should We Censor What Teens Read? Click here
From Publishing Perspectives:
Neustadt Prize Announces Slate of Finalists. Click here
From BuzzFeed:
18 Times Lemony Snicket Understood Our Young, Dark Humor. Click here
From the Guardian:
Top 10 picture books with self-help messages. Click here
From the New York Post:
Why author Edward Hemingway will never grow a beard. Click here |
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From the Bookseller:
U.K. booksellers call for more diverse kids' books. Click here
From Movie Pilot:
How The 5th Wave Deleted Scenes Made the Movie Closer to the Novel. Click here
From Vox:
The Boxcar Children are getting a movie. Click here
From the Mythopoeic Society:
2016 Mythopoeic Awards finalists announced. Click here
From the New Yorker:
Here Comes Hilda: Luke Pearson's Hildafolk series of graphic novels. Click here
From Boise State Public Radio:
Why a California Author Sets Her YA Novels in Idaho. Click here
From Mashable:
The story behind a prank Harry Potter plaque. Click here |
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