Tails of the unexpected: Pembrokeshire library offers dog reading sessions
The UK is a nation of dog-lovers, with a PDSA survey estimating 26% of UK adults keep a hound as a pet; that’s around 9.6 million dogs. And with the coronavirus… Read more »
Dogs & Health Justice Now for International Dog Day
Happy International Dog Day! Author (and social media genius) Timothy Faust posted a callout for photos of dogs with his book, Health Justice Now, and you guys did not disappoint.… Read more »
Downtown Books in Manteo North Carolina hosted “Reading Labs,” and you’ll never guess who showed up
Last Friday, Downtown Books in Manteo, North Carolina launched a pilot program called “Reading Labs.” This community partnership is an attempt to use research-driven methods to provide emerging readers with an alternative environment that will promote self-confidence and reduce… Read more »
Behind the scenes with Erato, the hardest-working dog in publishing
Book publishing is a famously mysterious industry, and the publication process itself is full of steps and layers that often remain unknown to the general public. But at a meeting… Read more »
Breaking translation news: Scandinavians invent animal-to-human-language translator
The Nordic Society for Invention and Discovery, a Scandinavian design firm/ad agency/creativity lab, is working on a new product that will revolutionize the one area of translation that even Google… Read more »
SLIDESHOW: Are dachshunds the most artful of dogs?
Nabokov admired one. Chekhov cuddled with one. E.B. White wrote poetry to them. Gary Shteyngart tweets about one. (Also: Warhol had two. Picasso drew one.) At The New York Daily News’s Page Views… 7 / Read more »