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Jul 24 2009: E. Lynn Harris, the best-selling author of novels that addressed the subject of gay black culture has died. He was 54.
Jul 21 2009: Barnes & Noble has launched the Barnes & Noble eBookstore, which it calls "the world's largest eBookstore," a part of its website that will offer more than 700,000 titles that may be read on a range of devices and computers, including iPhones, iPods, Blackberrys, as ...
Jul 20 2009: Those interested in following the debate about Amazon's removal of illegal copies of 1984 and Animal Farm from people's Kindles will find the discussion raging at the link below. Shelf Awareness also published a comprehensive list of editorial links in today's issue: ...
Jul 20 2009: Frank McCourt died yesterday, aged 78. His publisher, Scribner, accounted his passing on Sunday afternoon, as a result of metastatic melanoma.
Simon & Schuster CEO Carolyn Reidy said, "Frank will be deeply missed, both as an author and as a warm and welcome ...
Jul 17 2009: Hong Kong has become China's bookseller. The Wall Street Journal reported that "this former British colony, famous as a global financial hub, is best known in Chinese political circles as something else: a supplier of the Chinese-speaking world's most sensitive books......
Jul 16 2009: In the wake of the British Labour government's plans to require all volunteers who visit a school once a month or more to register on a national database and pay a fee of 68 pounds (~$120), a number of children's authors and illustrators, including Philip Pullman, Anne ...
Jul 15 2009: Friends of the celebrated Irish writer Frank McCourt have been gathering at his bedside this past weekend to say their farewells.
The author of "Angela's Ashes" is gravely ill in a Manhattan hospice watched over by his devoted wife Ellen and other family members.
Jul 13 2009: Publishers Weekly's annual survey of publishing employees, published this week, paints a grim picture of the book industry, reporting that a 70% of the more than 1,400 respondents saw hiring freezes at their companies.
Theo of Golden by Allen Levi
One spring morning, a stranger arrives in the small southern city of Golden. No one knows where he has come from…or why…
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