After some scathing reviews, charges of inaccuracy, bungled TV appearances that no one watched, (at least, not as many people as have been watching the mocking mash-ups on Youtube), and… 14 / Read more »
Back in September we linked to a story in the Wall Street Journal by Jeffrey Trachtenberg about the reduced margins authors are getting paid thanks to e-books. The story began… 6 / Read more »
In 1978, in Soviet-era Russia, the organizers of the underground samizdat literary journal Watches founded the first literary prize free from the control of The Communist Party. The writer Boris Ostanin… Read more »
More and more, we find ourselves in awe of the quality, depth and variety of places on the internet talking about books. Thus, we’ve decided to take a year-end look… Read more »
The New Republic’s literary website, The Book, is a fantastic trove of more than just great reviews, or even reviews of reviews (see Ruth Franklin’s take-down of Kathryn Harrison’s take-down… Read more »
