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Mar 19 2009: Aiming to outdo Amazon, Sony has done a deal with Google to make a half million copyright-free books available for its Reader device, a rival to the Amazon Kindle. The books are all out of copyright having been written before 1923.
Sony is hoping that the partnership...
Mar 18 2009: Almost half the UK's under-16s would rather read books than speak to their friends on social networks or other online sites - according to recent research.
The research was commissioned by the UK TV program, The Book Show, produced by Sky Arts. The poll surveyed 2000 ...
Mar 16 2009: Shelf Awareness reports that January bookstore sales in the USA were $2.286 billion, up $1 million over January 2008, according to preliminary estimates from the Census Bureau. This marked the first gain for bookstore sales in four months.
The slight gain was all the...
Mar 16 2009: Despite being mired in recession sales of books in Europe are up - although sales are flat in Britain, they are up in much of Continental Europe.
For example, the number of books sold in France rose 2 percent in December from a year earlier and 2.4 percent in January...
Mar 12 2009: Today, Publishers Weekly reports that the sale of Houghton Mifflin Harcourt’s trade and reference group is moving forward with four serious bidders including Hachette, Random House, a group led by a former HMH executive Wendy Strothman, and a independent publishing ...
Mar 11 2009: Two new novels by the Chilean author Roberto Bolano have reportedly been found in Spain among papers he left behind after his death. The previously unseen manuscripts were entitled Diorama and The Troubles of the Real Police Officer. The documents may also include a ...
Mar 10 2009: The shortlists for the British Book Awards have been announced. The winners will be awarded on April 5. Categories include biographies, thrillers, popular fiction, nonfiction, children's books, best new writer, author of the year, book of the year etc. Both of Barack ...
Mar 09 2009: The House of Representatives last week introduced the Free Speech Protection Act, which would put an end to 'libel tourism,' the widespread practice of shopping libel suits in countries with weaker free speech protections than the U.S.
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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