August 2010
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More or less, less is more when it comes to... →
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Bookavore: SUBJECT OF RESOLUTION: The relative... →
Marry me, bookavore!
SUBJECT OF RESOLUTION: The relative statuses of mainstream, literary, and genre fiction
SUBMITTED TO: The reading public and publishing industry
SUBMITTED BY: A reader
THIS READER,
ALARMED BY an increasingly vitriolic set of discussions regarding different types of fiction and how they are…
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Intimidated by NaNoWriMo? There's always the 3-day... →
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The way to fight print circulation declines isn’t to move away from good print...
– Newspapers: Don’t be the web | Howard Owens (via paulbalcerak) (via archivedigger)
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The Man Booker Prize has its own "app". →
Video, author interviews, text extracts… doesn’t let you vote though. Boo.
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Among early adopters, e-books aren’t replacing their old book habits, but...
– Geoffrey A. Fowler and Marie C. Baca, The ABCs of E-reading, WSJ Online
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Germany's largest book chain, Thalia, will launch... →
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Kindle 3 leaves rivals choking in the dust (for... →
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How to build an e-bookstore. →
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Q2 e-book sales lower, agency pricing a possible... →
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Tumblr's passed the 1 billionth post mark,... →
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The iPad excels at children's books. →
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American consumers, feel free to donate older... →
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India's first e-reader is called Wink. →
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Dan Visel, a founder of the appropriately named Institute for the Future of the...
– Linton Weeks, Books have many futures, NPR
Thank you, NPR, for not making this about books “dying”.
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James Patterson made $70 million in a year... →
He also signed a contract last year to complete 17 books by the end of 2012. If you’re able to, I guess why not…
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Nigeria's Farafina Books publishes books by... →
This:
Simidele Dosekun, chief operating officer (COO) of Kachifo, who runs the day-to-day business, adds it is critical for Nigerians to publish themselves, because “For too long, we have been misrepresented by others, especially by those who came and still come with colonizing, paternalistic and exploitative agendas. We have thereby to an extent lost touch with ourselves, our histories, culture...
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Michael A. Stockpole on 9 must-have clauses for... →
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Recent research has shown that, in the US, it is those who are already the...
– Will the book enter the digital age? An interview with Pascal Fouche, Eurozine.
A very long but thoughtful, nuanced, non-hyperbolic discussion on the publishing industry’s future.
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