October 16, 2017

As consumers may have noticed, this spring Amazon made a change to the way it lists new books for sale. In particular, the company began letting third-party booksellers list books… Read more »

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Did Dean Koontz predict coronavirus? — Nikki Griffiths
Protests against Amazon scheduled for Cyber Monday — Amelia Stymacks
Florida Man's home soon to be taken over by Amazon — Andréa Córdova
Amazon orders are up again — Alyea Canada

What’s in a name? If the name is “Weinstein,” a whole lot of fleeing revenue

Susan Rella

In a development surprising literally none people, Weinstein Books is officially shitcanned. Hachette Book Group announced in a statement last week that Harvey and Bob Weinstein’s eponymous imprint was terminated… Read more »

Far-right violence has been reported at this year’s Frankfurt Book Fair

Ian Dreiblatt

Several incidences of far-right violence have been reported at this year’s Frankfurt Book Fair, which concluded at the end of last week, leading at least two people to seek medical… Read more »

Long Day’s Journey into being 129 Years Old

Melville House

Today marks the 129th anniversary of the birth of playwright and Nobel laureate Eugene O’Neill, one of the most gifted people in history at pairing a set of haunted eyes… Read more »

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Amazon, third-party booksellers, and the ethics of knowingly screwing people over

Peter Clark