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MobyLives
Random House makes history, says it will sell books to libraries with no restriction on number of loans
It’s one of those modern situations that no one in publishing ever imagined: Being at odds with librarians, the ultimate champions of literacy and literature. But that’s been the situation as publishers have tried to figure out how, exactly, to handle selling ebooks to libraries.… 2 / Read more »
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MobyLives
SLIDESHOW: Love dogs? Love books? New book features illustrations of dogs in books.
In Homer’s Odyssey, when Odysseus returns home at last to Ithaca, his faithful dog Argos struggles to greet him. There the dog Argos lay in the dung, all covered with dog ticks. Now, as he perceived that Odysseus had come close to him, he wagged… Read more »
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Jan 23 2012
I WOULD PREFER NOT TO - SHIRTS!!!
Feb 03 2012
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Arizona joins growing list of states wanting millions in taxes from Amazon
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VIDEO: Pop-up books go 3-D, as if they weren't before
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New indie rethinks the traditional publishing model
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SURVEY: What you think about what JFranz thinks about ebooks 1
Feb 02 2012
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Hail & Farewell: Wislawa Szymborska 1
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The worst book ever ...? 3
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When will big publishers speak out about Amazon? 12
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Former intern sues Harper's Bazaar seeking unpaid wages 9
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Whatever LeVar Burton wants, LeVar Burton gets 1
Feb 01 2012
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Issuing a defiant statement, B&N joins indies in banning books published by Amazon 2
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How worried should we be about text speak? 2
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Amazon's earnings fall hugely ... again ... Will investors rebel?
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Paulo Coelho wants YOU to pirate his books! 5
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I am not Cormac McCarthy
Jan 31 2012
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Digital self-publishing might be a bubble, but the hordes of would-be authors will never run out 7
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Apple announces new self-publishing software to howls of outrage 1
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Bloggers, journalists and web users arrested in Iran
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The Cairo Book Fair is back
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Approved: The "masterwork of the postcollegiate babysitting genre"
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The Art of the Craig Ferguson Novella
Jan 30 2012
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Can James Franco be a bestseller?
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Rex Pickett predicts the end of publishing based on the frustrating stuff that happened to him 4
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Goodreads quits sourcing data from "restrictive" Amazon 2
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William Gibson on Derek Raymond and other Melville International Crime news
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Library in Utah lending "human books" 2
Jan 27 2012
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Barnes & Noble and indies are like, um, peas and carrots
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Melville House offers rookie first-time kids author biggest deal ever 10
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Genre or gender in literary bias? 4
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British government releases list of writers who refused to bow before the Queen
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Happy Birthday, Charles Dodgson 1
Jan 26 2012
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Barack Obama learns the book party lesson: Just say you liked it 2
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The psychology of snipers: In new book, U.S. sniper calls Iraqi "savages" 3
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Putin proposes Russian literary canon that's "scary as hell"
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German court blocks British publisher from publishing Mein Kampf in Germany
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TOP TEN: Survey taken while Republican presidential candidates are out of town ranks Washington "most literate city" in the U.S. 1
Jan 25 2012
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Amazon finds a beard to sell books from its publishing unit 4
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INTERVIEW: Banana Yoshimoto 1
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Turkey breaks into library 2
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The fifty best bookshops in England, Scotland and Wales 3
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The speculative world of Newt Gingrich, author
Jan 24 2012
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Northwest booksellers "pushback" against Pearl's deal with Amazon
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The hybrid book economy, or, what we've been saying for some time now
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Authors charged with "intent to cause riot" for reading from Satanic Verses at Jaipur Festival 3
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Moby Dick toilet paper
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ADVICE: "Are text messages fair game for poetry?" 1
Jan 23 2012
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I WOULD PREFER NOT TO - SHIRTS!!!
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THE HOLLYWOOD ECONOMIST: Hollywood, SOPA, and the Pirates of the Internet 2
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Kindle users and library patrons made equal in privacy, but only in California
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Amazon's library marketing not to be taken lightly 1
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Melville House at ten years old: no longer "babes in the woods" 1
Day in Review
Are Sony’s days in eBooks numbered?
Amazon tells South Carolina customers they have to pay taxes on 2011 purchases
2011 PROSE Award Winners announced
Donnelly’s ‘Cloud Corporation’ wins six-figure prize
E.B. White wouldn’t pay his dog tax
The literary roots of the gay revolution
What is the future of the slush pile?
