The French are buying a lot of books about Islam these days
It shouldn’t, but it does, come with a depressing regularity; a society suffers a terrorist attack, and with that terror comes a new enemy, to know, to form opinions on,… Read more »
Will Jay-Z’s Tidal fail the way Bookish did?
Could Jay-Z be making the same mistake with Tidal that “boring, tweed-wearing book publishers” made when trying to create Bookish? Jeremy Greenfield offered some analysis last week that may indicate Jay-Z’s … Read more »
Investigation into Harper Lee’s mental stability closed
We have already reported extensively on the controversial publication of Harper Lee’s forthcoming novel Go Set a Watchman, but the New York Times reports that as of Friday, the investigation… Read more »
The Nation celebrates 150th anniversary
How does one of the nation’s leading magazines celebrate 150 years of publication? With appropriate pomp and circumstance. The Nation, the oldest continuously published weekly magazine in the United States,… Read more »
Indie booksellers joining forces for Bookstore Day NYC
Early next month, indie booksellers around the country are going to celebrate Independent Bookstore Day, and Judith Rosen reports for Publishers Weekly that New York stores are planning their own… Read more »
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