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Monday 13th February |
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Feature Items
Your Guide To Literary Tumblrs More authors needed
Police Sketches Of Literary Characters The Composites: Images created using law enforcement composite sketch software and descriptions of literary characters
The Unofficial Guide To The Karachi Literature Festival With 65 sessions and over 100 writers, the Karachi Literature Festival promises another sell-out year
How War Stories Inspire Children To Learn For many school pupils, the dramatic events of WWI and WWII have not been solely learned through studying dusty history textbooks
All Together Now: Montaigne And The Art Of Co-operation The French essayist can inspire radical new forms of co-operation
A reader-first approach to writing and self-publishing So how did Kerry Wilkinson sell so many e-books?
Penguin Takes To Twitter For Unique Book Club Experience Penguin thinks that the time-shifted hobby of reading books is a perfect way to bring people together
Exit the Bookninja At its peak, Bookninja's unique brand of comedic literary commentary reached more than 10,000 people a day
Books With Soundtracks: No, Really, This One Works... The idea is so glaringly obvious, and so obviously feeble
Polyglot Vs. Translator: Different Takes On Multilingualism The translator runs a ferry. The polyglot is like Marco Polo
Sales Of Charles Dickens' Books In His Lifetime Bleak House edges out Dombey & Son
Smaller Publishing Houses Provide For A Rich, Diverse Literary Landscape It's about getting good books into the hands of readers
Who Would Want To Be An Author In Film? Jason Reitman's Young Adult is only the latest in a long line of films which portray authors as helpless, or vindictive, or both
'Digital Drop Ship' Logistics and Commerce Power in the ebook supply chain is shifting firmly into the centre - to the aggregators
10 Excellent Bookstore Cats Not all bookstores have cats
Discerning Ebook Rights In Ancient Publishing Contracts The question of e-books in pre-e-book contracts
8 Laws Named For Writers If you want the universe to work in your favor, it's best to keep the following Writer Laws in mind
Would You Like To Be A Book Prize Judge? The Royal Society is on the look out for some science-savvy youth groups to join them in judging the 2012 Young people's book prize
Bring A Friend To The Bookstore An idea so simple, it's shocking
Designers On Book Covers Of The Future E-books, and the endless uniformity of their reflowable text, are some of the most egregious offenders of bad aesthetics
Nine Truths About E-book Publishing An e-book is not just an extra, tacked onto the production of the printed book
Analyzing Writers' Personalities From Their Handwritten Manuscripts We checked out a 5-minute online handwriting analysis test to see if we could dig up anything on our favorite writers
The Underground Literary Alliance: Prescient Revolutionaries Or Scary Stalkers? There is one literary movement today that seeks to save the publishing industry by smashing it into a million genteel smithereens
Playing International Rugby Is Easier Than Selling Print England's Phil Dowson juggles challenges of print and international rugby
How To Be An Indie Bookseller's Dream Follow these simple rules |
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