It wouldn’t be summer without a big vacation read. This year, two came to the fore in PW’s seasonal survey of indie booksellers: E.L. James’s 'Grey,' published last week, and Pulitzer Prize–winning author Harper Lee’s long-lost novel, 'Go Set a Watchman,' due out July 14. more »
PRH
Begins Selling E-books via Twitter
Penguin Random House has begun selling books via Twitter, signing on to a new initiative from the social media service, GoodEReader reports. »
Penguin Random House has begun selling books via Twitter, signing on to a new initiative from the social media service, GoodEReader reports. »
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James Salter
Dies at 90: Salter, whose intimately detailed novels and short
stories kept a small but devoted audience in his thrall for more than half a
century, died on June 19 in Sag Harbor, N.Y.
What If Authors
Got Paid For Every Page?: Amazon is about to find out.
Trouble with
Reynolds' Tell-All: Burt Reynolds has not turned in a complete
draft of his memoir, stoking concerns that the actor will miss his publication
date.
Tracking Down
the Most Banned Book: FiveThirtyEight tried, and failed, to
identify the most banned book in America.
PRH Denies
'Grey' Theft Was a Stunt: Penguin Random House has said it is
“categorically and absolutely untrue” that it reported a copy of E.L. James'
novel Grey stolen as part of a “publicity stunt."
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