200 South Korean professors to be indicted for plagiarism
Chad Felix
It’s been a busy few months for South Korea’s Uijeongbu District Prosecutors’ Office. Since September of this year, in the process of investigating the country’s rampant problem with textbook plagiarism, the office has called… Read more »
Academic publishing
-
“A time full of hope has been replaced by a time of fear”: Svetlana Alexievich delivers Nobel Lecture in Literature
-
French Booksellers Association releases reading list meant to shed light on Paris attacks
-
Mein Kampf to be published in Germany for the first time since 1945
-
Germaine Greer's 30,000-word love letter to Martin Amis and his "tobacco hair"
When reading can transport you … because there’s a subway chip in the cover 
Amazon releases elaborate commercial for increasingly not nonexistent delivery system 
Are financial scammers really turning to Neil Strauss’ The Game for guidance? 
What Would Leopold Bloom Do? 