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The second installment of our survey of UK publishers on their
summer reading. Perhaps you’ll find something to add to your own beach bag?
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Publishing Perspectives' year-long group read of the works of
Shakespeare has reached Henry IV, beginning his long line of
"masterpieces among masterpieces."
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With the papers full of the summer reading of celebs, we though
to ask those who actually work in the book business what they are reading on
their summer break.
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Publishers can't help but try to use the summer to catch up on
manuscripts and forthcoming books. The rest of us can take something off of
our shelves at leisure.
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Jan Bozarth's Fairy Godmother Academy began as a book series,
but has expanded into multiple formats. Here she explains her philosophy of
creation/re-creation.
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From the Archives:
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Iceland has one foot in ancient culture and one foot in the
modern world — and its books pose unique challenges, says translator Victoria
Cribb.
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Friday, July 27, 2012
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