At the bookselling event, which took place in Atlanta on Monday, a closed-door session addressed indie booksellers' desire to potentially allow their stores to act as safe havens for groups they feel have been threatened under the Trump administration. more »
Crown to Publish New Book by Erik Larson
The new work of narrative nonfiction, tentatively entitled 'The Splendid and the Vile,' will chronicle the first year of Winston Churchill's prime ministry of England, and is due to publish in fall 2019. more » »
London Briefcase 2017: What U.S. Agencies Will be Selling at the London Book Fair
Hot properties include titles from Ursula K. LeGuin, Masha Gessen, Tom Hanks, Joan Didion, and more. more » »
Amazon vs. the
Cuomo Tax: Online sellers are ready to fight Gov. Cuomo’s plan
to require online marketplaces collect sales taxes on transactions involving
New York buyers.
America's First
Romance-Only Bookstore: Two sisters learn just how far they're
willing to go to empower women and bring lustful love stories to the masses.
The Cloistered
Books of Peru: A convent in the Andes is home to a treasure
trove of rare, and possibly unique, early volumes.
Literature by
Degree: A sort of guild system is starting to creep into place
in literature thanks to writing programs—but who are the winners and losers in
this game?
Under the Spell
of James Baldwin: Poet Darryl Pinckney reviews Raoul Peck's 'I
Am Not Your Negro,' a documentary film about the life of the great
African-American thinker and writer.
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