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  • Monday's Reviews Today: Benton Frank Returns to the South & Heller Hangs Ten

    Dorothea Benton Frank's sequel to Plantation, Lowcountry Summer, will be a welcome read for fans who "appreciate Frank's signature mix of sass, sex, and gargantuan personalities." About the matriarch of a Southern family trying to keep everyone in line, the novel "lovingly mixes a brew of personalities who deliver nonstop clashes, mysteries, meltdowns, and commentaries." And in Peter Heller's Kook: What Surfing Taught Me About Love, Life, and Catching the Perfect Wave, we get a "gripping memoir of finding the value of life while shooting the curl off Baja."

  • The PW Morning Report: Friday, April 23, 2010

    A daily roundup of book and publishing news from across
    the Web: Books for Alzheimer's Patients; Kindle Comes to Target; BEA
    Bookings Rise; Amazon vs. Publishers; Grisham for Kids.

  • The PW Morning Report: Thursday, April 22, 2010

    A daily roundup of book and publishing news from across the Web: An Amazing Book-Sorting Machine; Los Angeles Times Book Fest; OverDrive's New App; Cooking with iPad; Oates on Mourning.

  • The PW Morning Report: Thursday, April 22, 2010

    A daily roundup of book and publishing news from across the Web: An Amazing Book-Sorting Machine; Los Angeles Times Book Fest; OverDrive's New App; Cooking with iPad; Oates on Mourning.

  • Courier Has Mixed Second Quarter

    Sales dipped slightly at Courier Corp. in the second quarter but earnings improved. The printer/publisher said the economy is better than a year ago, bur recovery is uneven.

  • The PW Morning Report, Wednesday, April 21, 2010

    A daily roundup of book and publishing news from across the Web: Two LBF Reports; Oprah on Kelly Bio; Toibin on e-books; A Writer in China.

  • Correction: Picture of the Day

  • The PW Morning Report: Tuesday, April 20, 2010

    A daily roundup of book and publishing news from across the Web: Orange Prize Shortlist; Virtual Book Fair; Johnny Weir, Author; What's Killing Fiction; Michelle Obama iPhone App; Nielsen sells the Bookseller.

  • Hendrickson Publishers to Add Fiction

    Hendrickson Publishers, long known as an academic and reference book house, is partnering with Christian fiction publishing industry veterans Gary and Carol Johnson to establish a new fiction line.

  • Macmillan to Publish E-Catalogs with Treeline

    By the end of this month, Macmillan will publish some of its frontlist catalogs on the Web via Edelweiss, Above the Treeline's interactive publisher catalog system. The publisher will pilot a selection of its "key" imprints--including Henry Holt adult, Picador, St. Martin's Griffin and Roaring Brook Press--for the fall 2010 selling season, and will expand to additional imprints in 2011.

  • Consortium Continues to Grow

    Consortium Book Sales & Distribution, which is celebrating its 25th anniversary this year, continues to grow and diversify with the addition of four more publishers to its client list.

  • Amazon Sues North Carolina over Demand for Customer Records

    Amazon has filed a lawsuit in federal court in Seattle against the North Carolina Department of Revenue charging that its demand that Amazon turnover the names and addresses of all residents who bought anything from the e-tailer since 2003 is an invasion of privacy and a violation of the First Amendment.

  • Call for Information: Romance

  • Janus Named President, CEO at Paulist Press

    Rev. Mark-David Janus, C.S.P., Ph.D., has taken over as president and CEO of the Paulist Press, the publishing house affiliated with the Missionary Society of St. Paul the Apostle.

  • The PW Morning Report: Monday, April 19, 2010

    A daily roundup of book and publishing news from across
    the Web: LBF Opening is "Subdued"; Patterson to Collaborate with British
    Writer; George Washington's $300,000 Library Fines; Apple Reconsiders
    Pulitzer Winner's Rejected App; Murakami's Latest Novel Out in Japan;
    Ander Monson Reviewed.

  • People

  • Deals

    HC Kids' Gets 'Divergent' ; SMP Leads with Jensen; Rodale Gets 'Masterly' in the Kitchen; more.

  • Harper U.S.'s Middle East Hit

    Although most of the authors currently on the bestseller list at Magrudy's, the Middle East bookstore chain, are also fixtures on lists throughout the world (Paulo Coelho, Stieg Larsson, Sophie Kinsella), the name in Magrudy's top spot is a local author published by an American house, who isn't known outside the United Arab Emirates.

  • News Briefs

    Bantam, Dell Merged with Ballantine; Zondervan Cuts 30; February Store Sales Slip; more.

  • The PW Morning Report: Friday, April 16, 2010

    A daily roundup of book and publishing news from across
    the Web: An Unlikely Pulitzer Path; Analyzing Bowker's Numbers; Drawing
    Time; Digital Up in U.K.

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