HarperCollins Christian Publishers has announced the launch of Elm Hill, a new self-publishing imprint created in collaboration with Accurance, a digital production company. more »
The serialized story is part of Electric Literature's ongoing experiments with distributing literary works online, as well as an effort to grow its paying membership. more »
The Australian Society of Authors has launched a digital marketplace, showcasing and selling the work of writers to publishers, agents, and literary scouts throughout the world. more »
Chinese Novelist
Charged With Murder: Liu Yongbiao has been arrested on
accusations of bludgeoning four people to death 22 years ago.
ABA Deal Brings
U.K. to the U.S.: The American Booksellers Association, Ingram,
and Gardners will bring a range of British titles to U.S. independent
bookstores.
True Crime Gets
Literary: Once trashy and compelling, true crime is now the
realm of credentialed literary writers. Is that an improvement?
D.C. Small
Presses Make Their Mark: Such indies as Strong Arm Press and
Barrelhouse Books have found a literary niche in the political landscape of the
nation's capital.
The Joys of the
Silent Book Club: Reading alone, together, at a table of
introverts can help bring some readers back to the reading life in an era of
distraction.
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IN THE MEDIA
From the Hollywood Reporter:
YA Movies Get Real: Black Lives Matter, Activism Explored in New Projects. Click here
From the Washington Post:
An assistant principal wrote a picture book about alt-right mascot Pepe the frog. It cost him his job. Click here
From the New Yorker:
How to Talk to Kids About Death, According to Picture Books. Click here
From the New York Times:
How to Talk to Your Kids About Charlottesville. Click here
From PBS NewsHour:
Grace Lin: What to do when you realize classic books from your childhood are racist. Click here
From the Atlantic:
Reading Racism in Dr. Seuss. Click here |
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From Scoop News:
David Elliot wins 2017 Margaret Mahy Book of the Year Award in New Zealand. Click here
From Real Estate Weekly:
Manhattan children's bookstore Books of Wonder will open a second location later this summer. Click here
From Brightly:
Reading in the Shadow of Sendak, by author-illustrator Elisha Cooper. Click here
From NPR:
In Children's Storybooks, Realism Has Advantages. Click here
From the Guardian:
Read like a girl: how children's books about inspirational women are booming. Click here
From Mashable:
Sabaa Tahir title/cover reveal. Click here |
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