Is
Mass Market Dying, Or Just Evolving—Again?
The format, in steady decline for years, is either in the midst of a slow death or has begun to resurrect itself. Whether it's inching toward the graveyard, or finally righting itself in the marketplace, depends on who you ask. more »
The format, in steady decline for years, is either in the midst of a slow death or has begun to resurrect itself. Whether it's inching toward the graveyard, or finally righting itself in the marketplace, depends on who you ask. more »
Bookstore
Pop-ups Keep On Popping Up To avoid the high costs of real estate, booksellers are increasingly turning to pop-up shops to test the bookselling waters. more »
Amazon Books to Open in L.A.
Amazon will open a bookstore in a Century City mall, marking its first bricks-and-mortar foray into the Los Angeles market. more » »
Knopf
to Publish Jann Wenner Bio in October
The publisher has acquired Joe Hagan’s biography of the 'Rolling Stone' magazine founder, 'Sticky Fingers.' more » »
The publisher has acquired Joe Hagan’s biography of the 'Rolling Stone' magazine founder, 'Sticky Fingers.' more » »
io9 Cofounder
Takes Home Nebula: Charlie Jane Anders took home the prize for
best novel at this year's Nebula Awards for 'All The Birds In The Sky.'
Anne R. Dick
Dies at 90: The former wife of science-fiction author Philip K.
Dick, and a memoirist in her own right, died last month.
The Dangers of
Reading in Bed: In 18th-century Europe, the practice was
considered a menace to life and property, but mostly to morals.
More Margaret
Atwood in Your TV: Netflix is hopping on the Atwood train
started by Hulu's 'The Handmaid's Tale' with its own miniseries based on 'Alias
Grace.'
Indie Publishing
Thrives in N.M.: Stalking Horse Press and Called Back Books are
two new publishers that have recently joined the Santa Fe literary community.
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