by | Feb 5, 2009 | Literary News
from the New York Observer PW’s Sara Nelson Saw Book Crowd As Coolest On Earth Laid-Off Editor Says, ‘ No Highs Match Falling in Love’ BY LEON NEYFAKH New York Times media columnist David Carr, who was hired at Inside.com a few months after Ms. Nelson was,...
by | Feb 4, 2009 | Literary News
from The Bellingham Herald Bellingham bookstore increases its online sales ANNA WALTERS / THE BELLINGHAM HERALD In a business landscape marred lately by empty storefronts and layoffs, one Bellingham bookstore has managed to beat the economic blues by increasing its...
by | Feb 4, 2009 | Literary News
from the NY Times Some Fear Google’s Power in Digital Books By NOAM COHEN IN 2002, Google began to drink the milkshakes of the book world. Back then, according to the company’s official history, it began a “secret ‘books’ project.” Today, that project is known as...
by | Feb 2, 2009 | Literary News
from the New Yorker CRASH MANSION With the Christian Science Monitor announcing that it plans to cease publishing a print edition and move its operations entirely to the Internet and the same strategy reportedly in the works at U.S. News & World Report and...
by | Feb 1, 2009 | Literary News
from the NY Observer Vile Bodies BY DAMIAN DA COSTA | Bright Young People: The Lost Generation of London’s Jazz AgeBy D.J. TaylorFarrar, Straus and Giroux, 361 pages, $27 British tabloids of the 1920s bestowed the sobriquet “Bright Young People” on the generation...
by | Jan 30, 2009 | Literary News
from the NY Times Requiem By JOHN UPDIKE It came to me the other day: Were I to die, no one would say, “Oh, what a shame! So young, so full Of promise — depths unplumbable!” Instead, a shrug and tearless eyes Will greet my overdue demise; The wide response will be, I...
