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10 Ways to Reclaim the Joy of Reading Offline
The author of 'Good Burdens' and social media influencer Christina Crook offers some conventional and unconventional ways of adding more reading to your life.
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Remembering 9/11
In September of 2001, the 'PW' offices were located on West 17th Street in New York City, with a great view of lower Manhattan. It was there, on the morning of September 11, that much of the staff watched the Twin Towers fall. To mark the 20th anniversary of the attack, a number of staffers at the time share some memories of the day.
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11 Words to Spice Up Your Book Blurbs and Reviews
The editors at Merriam-Webster and the hosts of its 'Word Matters' podcast have rounded up 11 lesser-known words for book blurbers and critics to put to good use.
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It's Time for the Book Business to Change
The killing of George Floyd by members of the Minneapolis Police Department and the enormous reaction it set off is the strongest signal yet that it is past time for all aspects of the publishing industry to truly embrace the urgency to bring people of color into the book world, both as authors and in the publishing ranks.
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Letter to the Editor: Why These Agents Argue Books Aren't Essential
Two literary agents explain why they believe the "Books Are Essential" tagline misses the mark.
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Letter from the Editor: The Book Biz Is In This Together
Book publishing has long been a collaborative business, and that aspect of the industry is now more important than ever, writes 'PW' editorial director Jim Milliot.
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'PW' Book Reviews Go Digital First
Reviews for adult titles are now a digital-first proposition, so you'll see them first on the website, and they'll be included in a later issue of PW in print. It means reviews will be available at least two weeks earlier than they were previously.
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Libraries Are Better Stewards of Taxpayer Dollars Than Corporations
ALA president Loida Garcia-Febo responds to the controversial (and recently retracted) 'Forbes' article, 'Amazon Should Replace Local Libraries to Save Taxpayers Money.'
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From the Archives: On the Assassination of Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr.
In the April 15, 1968, issue of 'Publishers Weekly,' then editor-in-chief Chandler B. Grannis wrote an editorial called "Can Violence Be Denied Its Victory?," in response to the April 4, 1968, assassination of Dr. King.
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Editorial: It’s Time for Publishers to Join the Fight for Net Neutrality
If American publishers, as widely recognized champions of free speech, offer a unified statement on net neutrality, they can make a critical difference in the fight for an open Internet.
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