Relief for booksellers in need
Dustin Kurtz
One foundation is working to help booksellers when disasters, wet and windy or otherwise, make lives difficult… Read more »
Forty-Four Stories about Our Forty-Four Presidents
Kevin Murphy
The next (and final) installment in our series of presidential stories: Dude, where’s my country?… Read more »
Looking at publishing through the eyes of the law
Ariel Bogle
Many issues were raised by the recent In Re Book conference, dealing with the law and books. Mike Shatzkin of The Idea Logical Company also attended and raised some complicated… Read more »
The end of the arts in Britain?
Ellie Robins
Another catastrophically shortsighted policy move from the British government has drawn the ire of the country’s leading arts figures. This time education is the battleground, specifically the new English baccalaureate… Read more »
Food for Fines library program in Syracuse
Nick Davies
A library in Syracuse has launched a “Food for Fines” program to allow patrons to pay off overdue book fines by bringing in nonperishable food. The Onondaga Free Library is… Read more »
