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Friday 24th May |
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Opinion
Why Literary Criticism Still Matters Where does book reviewing end and book marketing begin
Book Covers: How Gender Is Not The Only Issue Publishers make some terrible assumptions about what men and women like to read
Ten Best Spanish Novels Of The 21st Century and we are only just over twelve years into the 21st century
Has The School Library A Future In The Digital Age? The concept of a school library in a digital age is challenging
Patchett Rallies Author Troops To Get Involved With Health Of The Publishing Industry Orange Prize-winner Ann Patchett is the latest author to share her wisdom on publishing and the use of self-publishing services by authors
Has Digital Publishing Overreached? Should we listen to those who are sceptical about digital publishing?
One Tax Law For Us And Another For Amazon Nick Cohen is not happy . . .
Redefining The Author Appearance Authors do a disservice to readers by not making it clear what to expect when appearing at a bookstore
How Do You Organise Your Books? Tate Britain has rearranged its paintings in chronological order – can that teach those of us with chaotic bookshelves anything?
The Losing Game Of Writing Books To Win The bizarre effects of prizes on people's idea of their own worth
When Can A Book Be Digital-only, And When Does It Need To Be Print Too? Book publishers discussed digital-first and digital-only initiatives at the Making Information Pay conference
Is This The End Of Fiction's Genre Wars? Has the question of genre in fiction become 'a flimsy irrelevence' or will the mores of the book trade maintain the distinctions?
Amazon And Apple Fence Off Their E-book Markets There are no technical or functional reasons for Amazon and Apple to fence off their e-book worlds using proprietary e-book formats
Print Publishing's Digital Challenge Traditional publishing should adapt and reinvent itself
Publishers Pigeonhole Books By Women Female novelist sick of patronising covers on women's books asks fans to give classic literature a modern 'girly' makeover
Pottermore's Winning Digital Strategy Pottermore did four things incredibly well for which the words 'game changer' apply
Why Barnes & Noble Should Hold On To The Nook Nook is like a treasure chest, hidden deep in the world of Barnes & Noble
Are Women Writers Less Competitive Than Men? There does seem to be a lot of women writers out there who – for want of a better word – are just plain nice.
'Unbundling' In The Book Business: The Fourth Big Trend It could be said that publishers themselves began the unbundling process
Reports Of The Bookstore's Death Are Greatly Exaggerated Great deal of conjecture
Inferno By Dan Brown, Review Dan Brown's take on Dante's Inferno is the thriller-writer's most ambitious novel yet — and his worst says the Telegraph
Judging A Book By The Cover Surely the whole point of a book's cover is to allow us to judge if it is, or is not, for us?
Don't Make Fun Of Renowned Dan Brown The snobs and critics will have a field day with the US author's latest work
Why 24Symbols Partnered With Zed And What Our Future Holds When anyone starts a business, some premises must be defined
Women Love Erotica. They Always Have And Always Will What has the literary world learned from the blockbuster that was Fifty Shades of Grey? |