Authors host night at Waterstones Piccadilly to save William Blake’s cottage
When William Blake’s cottage hit the market in July 2013, a handful of writers began to imagine the space as “a house of refuge for persecuted writers.” Rather than a… Read more »
British Supreme Court rules that pianist James Rhodes can publish his memoir
Last year, we reported on a British legal case so weird that it was hard to summarize it in a pithy headline. The post’s headline was “British legal case so… Read more »
Two For Tuesday: Is Go Set A Watchman The Breakfast Buffet of Publishing?
Topics discussed: Harper Lee, Go Set a Watchman, HarperCollins, Rupert Murdoch, cocktail napkins, Reese Witherspoon, The Hitchhiker’s Guide to the Galaxy, Stephen Fry, the Wall Street Journal, Harry Potter, Amazon,… Read more »
“Little lamb, who crowd-funded thee?” The ongoing saga of William Blake’s cottage
We mentioned last year that William Blake’s Sussex cottage was for sale for the first time since 1928. This week there’s a crowd-funding campaign in the works to raise the £520,000… Read more »