Little, Brown to publish memoir of Charlie Hebdo editor finished two days before his murder
It’s been nearly a year since the attack on French satirical newspaper Charlie Hebdo, an attack that left 12 people dead after Islamic extremists opened fire during an editorial meeting at… Read more »
Reading service aims to create the “YouTube of storytelling”
Oolipo, a subscription-based mobile reading service from German publisher Bastei Lübbe, will launch in July of next year, The Bookseller’s Lisa Campbell reports. In a sidebar profile, Oolipo’s Chief Product Officer Ryan… Read more »
French vending machines dispense fiction instead of snacks
As our lives become busier and our screen-time perpetual, some have predicted that the short story would become the most readily-consumed literary form of the age. Now the city of… Read more »
Virginia Woolf’s lighthouse to be obscured by new apartment complex
“Yes, of course, if it’s fine tomorrow,” is the opening line of Virginia Woolf’s To the Lighthouse. This is the voice of Mrs. Ramsay, promising her young son James a trip… Read more »
Legendary NYC radical bookselling collective trying to stave off rent increase
The fall fundraising season is in full swing, and while you’re surely tired of hearing pitch after pitch, allow us to draw your attention to just one more noble cause worthy… Read more »
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