The Long Island–based publisher will launch its first new imprint in ten years, Ixia Press, this fall. The imprint is Dover's first move into original frontlist books. more »
Oneworld
Piles Up the Wins The U.K. indie publisher, founded by a young married couple in a kitchen in Cyprus three decades ago, only began releasing fiction only in 2009. Since then, it's won two Man Booker Prizes. more »
20 Years Later,
Amazon Trumps Naysayers: Two decades ago this week, Amazon.com
went public to much second-guessing—but Jeff Bezos has changed the way we live.
Marvel Cancel's
'Black Panther' Spinoff: Ta-Nehisi Coates's police brutality
comic 'Black Panther and the Crew' will end after six issues due to "poor
sales after two issues."
Queer Writing
Roots in the Florida Keys: Throughout its history, America
shunned homosexuality, but a small colony of queer writers staked out a
residency in Key West.
Pamela Paul's
Bookselling Days: The 'New York Times Book Review' editor
recalls her time as a bookseller, which included "ripping the covers off
books and other dodgy business."
The Twilight of
the Late Book Fee: Libraries are dropping overdue fines, but can
they afford to? The benefits may outweigh the losses.
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