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Sunday 14th March |
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Feature Items
John Edgar Wideman To Self-publish New Book Via Lulu.com Acclaimed novelist experiments with self-publishing
Cash Flow: Balancing The Books Cash is king in these difficult times, so what are retailers doing to ensure they have the money to run their business day to day?
Is Closing A Bookshop Akin To Knocking Down A Unicorn? It's still uncertain what proportion of Hughes and Hughes's problems were unique to the company
Invasion Of The Swedes: A Cultural Incursion From The North The Swedes are taking over in the world of British page and screen
How A Book Club Changed My Life The rise of the book club has transformed the way we feel about reading
The Battle Of Britain's Libraries Coffee shops, gigs, free cinema tickets, flashy architecture . . . is this the future of our libraries?
Don't Tease Us, Authors Media Training Tips
Notes On A Scandal Iris Murdoch's letters to pupil who became her lover are revealed for first time
The Other Author Of 'Don Quixote' Translating literature should count as an art
What Happens To Book Sales If Digital Versions Are Given Away? The Short-Term Influence of Free Digital Versions of Books on Print Sales
Microsoft Courier Looks More Like An Ebook Reader Every Day With the iPad arriving next month, it looks like Microsoft might have hesitated just a shade too long
Amazon's Digital-physical Disconnect Effort to start new Canadian business sparks foreign ownership and cultural questions
What Does Publishing 2.0 Look Like? The broader implications of publishing meeting the kind of 'Web 2.0' interactivity that is a hallmark of today's Internet
Don't Believe The E-book Skeptics e-books are only going to get better
Cory Doctorow Plays 'The Price Is Right' For E-books Sounding more like a college economics professor than a bestselling sci-fi author
Steampunk: 20 Core Titles Steampunk is everywhere
March Is The Cruellest Month For The Indian Book Trade What is the overall situation of the Indian book industry?
The Fate Of Books After The Age Of Print Is there life after the Age of Print?
Books To Be Reinvented As Tablets Become Mainstream Oncoming rush of e-books into the consumer market is an opportunity to revamp the book publishing industry
Erotic Memoir Or A Publisher's Wet Dream? Has the popularity of erotic memoirs peaked
Libri.connect Brings Ebooks To Bricks And Mortar Stores German wholesaler Libri has come up with a solution for purchasing e-books in traditional brick and mortar bookstores
Should Publishers Trust Their Authors? Don't publishers fact-check their products?
Southern Star Since the end of Apartheid South African publishing has emerged as a vibrant and diverse landscape
Evolutionary Psychologists Turn Attention To Romantic Fiction Darwinian mating instincts are apparently behind prevalence of cowboys and doctors in Harlequin's titles
Kindle Bestsellers Dennis Lehane's Shutter Island holds the top spot for the third consecutive week on Amazon.com's list of bestselling Kindle e-books |
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