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Dec 09 2007: Dinaw Mengestu's first novel, The Beautiful Things That Heaven Bears, published in the UK as Children of the Revolution has won the Guardian Newspaper's first book award.
Dec 06 2007: Publishers Weekly reports that the Second Circuit Court of Appeals has thrown out a settlement between freelance writers and publishers reached after a 2001 Supreme Court ruling that publishers had violated the copyright of freelance writers by using their works in ...
Dec 05 2007: The Guardian reports that Richard Leigh, author of Holy Blood, Holy Grail, who unsuccessfully sued for plagiarism over themes in Dan Brown's The Da Vinci Code, has died. He was 64.
Dec 04 2007: The Sacramento Bee reports that Sacramento based author William T Vollman (who won a National Book Award two years ago) and Baltimore-based Madison Smartt Bell have both won Strauss Living awards from The American Academy of Arts and Letters. The award, paid in five ...
Dec 03 2007: The Associated Press reports that a single manuscript page from a love story written by Napoleon Bonaparte sold at auction in France on Sunday for $35,400. The page in question was the final draft of Napoleon's 1795 short novel "Clisson and Eugenie," only 22 pages in ...
Dec 01 2007: Many reporters and bloggers have pitched in their opinions on Amazon's Kindle bookreader ((named to convey the "igniting" of knowledge, according to Amazon) in the week since it launched, including Walter Mossberg for the Wall Street Journal (http://ptech.allthingsd.com...
Nov 30 2007: The International Herald Tribune reports that nearly a decade after the Universal Library project (http://www.ulib.org/) was initiated, they have now scanned more than 1.5 million books. The project is not the first of its kind. Online search engine operator Google Inc...
Nov 29 2007: The Associated Press reports that Federal prosecutors have withdrawn a subpoena seeking the identities of 24,000 people who bought used books through online retailer Amazon.com after a judge ruled the customers have a First Amendment right to keep their reading habits ...
L.A. Women by Ella Berman
Two ambitious writers in 1960s LA face betrayal when one writes a novel based on the other's life.
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