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Friday 3rd July |
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Feature Items
The Disruption Of Scientific Publishing Striking difference between today's scientific publishing landscape, and the landscape of ten years ago
What Not To Miss At The London Literature Festival London Literature Festival isn't about just books
Grandson Re-edits Hemingway's Moveable Feast Seán Hemingway has edited a new edition of his grandfather's memoir, which he says gives 'a much better impression of what he was trying to accomplish'
Swede And Lowdown Stieg Larsson's crime novels conquered the world. His countrymen are following suit.
Is Your Boss On Twitter? Probably not
News As A Social Medium Extra, extra, read all about it - on Twitter and Facebook
The Tome Lord Before video and DVD Dr Who fans relied on a series of official novels
Is Rock 'n' Roll The New Literature?' RA Gekoski Booksellers attitude to the second-hand book market is mischievous
Turning A Page Into The Digital Age Indigo knows it can't stand still as e-readers gain in popularity
Amazon Taps Its Inner Apple Evolution is not merely a theory for Amazon; it's part of its intelligent design
Find A Literary Agent Get a 6 figure book advance
Retailers Cut Back On Variety, Once The Spice Of Marketing A Different Kind of Inventory Shrinkage
Game Changer In Retailing, Bar Code Is 35 he design was straightforward — 59 black and white bars
What Will We Be Reading This Summer The booksellers predict
A Man Whose Life Has Been An Open Book George Weidenfeld optimistic about what may be in the next chapter
Don't Look Back Does the best writing about rock music also hail from a different era?
'Literary London' Is Dead If writers grow in London or come to London, they will – we now assume – meet and interpret the whole world there
Ditch The Doublet A fresher form of historical fiction is reclaiming lost stories
Happy 60th Birthday, Abrams Founded by the inimitable Harry N. Abrams in 1949
Finding A Fair Price For Free Knowledge Ten years ago, a piece of software called Napster taught us that scarcity is no longer a law of nature
My Life In A G-string A Round Up of Stripper Memoirs
Publishing Salaries And Literature Do the famously low starting salaries for writers, assistants, and aspiring literary types affect literature?
A Passion For Print Can Granta still set trends and shape tastes?
Give 'em Something For Nothing And Make Your Fortune If there's one genre that sells and sells, it is the little book that purports to Explain Everything
Booksellers Breakdown Technological innovations plus economic uncertainty equal transitions in Christian book market |
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