The Authors Guild recognized Hunger Games author Suzanne Collins with its Distinguished Service to the Literary Community honor at its annual dinner on May 25 in New York City. more »
Captain America, Secret Nazi: Marvel's executive editor Tom Brevoort sits down with 'TIME' for a chat about a divisive new narrative.
Macmillan May
Leave the Flatiron: The sole office tenant of the iconic
Flatiron Building is considering relocating its headquarters when its lease
expires.
Electric Lit
Opens Essay Submissions: The website will accept personal and
critical essays, as well as humor, that reflect on storytelling in all its
forms.
German Pub to
Reissue 'Mein Kampf': A far-right publisher is planning to
release a new edition of Hitler’s memoir in German without critical notes for
the first time since WWII.
Girls Write
Now's Revolution Anthology: Work by members of Girls Write Now's
mentoring program has been published in a new anthology introduced by Francine
Prose
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Banned New Zealand Book Makes U.S. Debut
Preceded by controversy, Into the River, a YA novel by New Zealand author Ted Dawe, will be released to North American audiences on June 14 by Polis Books. The Margaret Mahy Award-winning novel was challenged by a conservative organization and then banned for a month from being carried in bookshops and libraries in Dawe's native New Zealand. more
Preceded by controversy, Into the River, a YA novel by New Zealand author Ted Dawe, will be released to North American audiences on June 14 by Polis Books. The Margaret Mahy Award-winning novel was challenged by a conservative organization and then banned for a month from being carried in bookshops and libraries in Dawe's native New Zealand. more
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