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James Salter has won the 2012 PEN/Malamud Award, an honor in its 25th year that highlights excellence in short fiction.
The Times looks at the quandary libraries are in, as they debate whether or not to stock E.L. James's oft-requested erotic novel.
Edgartown Books, on the island of Martha's Vineyard, is set to reopen, under its new ownership, on Friday.
Orange, the British telecommunications company that has sponsored one of England's main fiction prizes for women, the Orange fiction prize, has pulled its financial support of the award.
Josie Leavitt
It's true: I miss the pounds upon pounds of paper catalogs that I used to get every season. Yes, I hated the waste of them, especially when I'd get three sets of the same catalog. Recycling them was a...
Rose Fox
Why self-publishing is publishing, with all that entails....
Adam Boretz
Today -- in the third installment of our Informal Audie Awards Poll -- we turn to one of the most prestigious prizes up for grabs at this years Audies: Distinguished Achievement in Production....
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