Serial killer’s book shoots to the top of Amazon charts—then disappears
Liam O’Brien
An author’s fascinating or salacious backstory can be key to a book’s allure (and marketing campaign). But the taste of the reading public isn’t infinitely flexible, and this is nowhere… Read more »
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African American online bookstore cuts ties with Amazon
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Publishers sue Audible over possible copyright infringement
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