HCCP
Launches a Self-Publishing Imprint HarperCollins Christian Publishers has announced the launch of Elm Hill, a new self-publishing imprint created in collaboration with Accurance, a digital production company. more »
Electric
Literature Serializes Joe Meno’s ‘Star Witness’ Online The serialized story is part of Electric Literature's ongoing experiments with distributing literary works online, as well as an effort to grow its paying membership. more »
Australian
Authors Start Online Marketplace The Australian Society of Authors has launched a digital marketplace, showcasing and selling the work of writers to publishers, agents, and literary scouts throughout the world. more »
Chinese Novelist
Charged With Murder: Liu Yongbiao has been arrested on
accusations of bludgeoning four people to death 22 years ago.
ABA Deal Brings
U.K. to the U.S.: The American Booksellers Association, Ingram,
and Gardners will bring a range of British titles to U.S. independent
bookstores.
True Crime Gets
Literary: Once trashy and compelling, true crime is now the
realm of credentialed literary writers. Is that an improvement?
D.C. Small
Presses Make Their Mark: Such indies as Strong Arm Press and
Barrelhouse Books have found a literary niche in the political landscape of the
nation's capital.
The Joys of the
Silent Book Club: Reading alone, together, at a table of
introverts can help bring some readers back to the reading life in an era of
distraction.
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IN THE MEDIA
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From the Hollywood Reporter:
YA Movies Get Real: Black Lives Matter, Activism Explored in New Projects. Click here 
From the Washington Post:
An assistant principal wrote a picture book about alt-right mascot Pepe the frog. It cost him his job. Click here
From the New Yorker:
How to Talk to Kids About Death, According to Picture Books. Click here
From the New York Times:
How to Talk to Your Kids About Charlottesville. Click here
From PBS NewsHour:
Grace Lin: What to do when you realize classic books from your childhood are racist. Click here
From the Atlantic:
Reading Racism in Dr. Seuss. Click here |
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From Scoop News:
David Elliot wins 2017 Margaret Mahy Book of the Year Award in New Zealand. Click here
From Real Estate Weekly:
Manhattan children's bookstore Books of Wonder will open a second location later this summer. Click here
From Brightly:
Reading in the Shadow of Sendak, by author-illustrator Elisha Cooper. Click here
From NPR:
In Children's Storybooks, Realism Has Advantages. Click here
From the Guardian:
Read like a girl: how children's books about inspirational women are booming. Click here
From Mashable:
Sabaa Tahir title/cover reveal. Click here |
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