Lost My Name, a U.K.-based publisher that creates personalized children's books, is collaborating with the Roald Dahl Literary Estate on customizable work based on the author's stories and characters. more »
Bologna
2017: Photos from the Fair Check out the sights of this year's Bologna Children's Book Fair with our photo-tour, from visiting authors to awards, panels, and parties. more » »
The Trickiness
of Trump Kids' Books: Presidential biographies are a staple of
children’s book publishing—but the story of Donald J. Trump poses a unique set
of challenges.
Phoenix Books
Begins Self-Publishing: The Vermont bookseller has launched
Onion River Press, led by Burlington store manager Tod Gross and bookseller
Rachel Fisher.
The Judge Who
Plagiarized: Supreme Court nominee Neil Gorsuch appears to have
copied both the language and structure from other writers in his 2006 book.
The Strange
Psychology of Memoirs: Researchers who study autobiographical
memory and authors who’ve written memoirs catalog some of the quirks of writing
about one's life.
Putting
'Finnegans Wake' to Music: Over 100 contributors to the project
Waywords and Meansigns are setting James Joyce’s experimental 1930s book to
music.
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