Sonny
Mehta Calls Book World Without Judith Jones 'Impossible to Imagine'
The chairman and editor-in-chief of Knopf remembers Jones, the storied editor who reclaimed Anne Frank's diaries from the slush pile and made Julia Child a household name. more »
Comey's
Anticipated Book Goes to Flatiron James Comey, the embattled former FBI director fired earlier this year by President Trump, has found a home for the book he was rumored to be shopping: Flatiron Books. Comey's book, which is currently untitled, is slated for spring 2018. more »
The Process
Behind the Poems: Six contemporary poets, from Billy Collins to
Jenny Zhang, share annotated, edited drafts of their poems.
We Need Diverse
Reviewers: We need diverse books, Bix Gabriel writes. But just
as important are diverse reviewers to shape the critical conversation.
The First
Coloring Books: An early variation on coloring books, published
in 1612, were engraved maps of counties in England and Wales featuring
fantastical creatures.
The 17th
Century's Kindle: One of the earliest attempts to make books
portable was the "Jacobean Travelling Library," a portable library.
Why Serials are
Better Than Books: Molly Barton, the co-founder of the new
serialized reading program Serial Box, on why original fiction is best digested
in episodes.
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