Books & Publishing
Jeff Bezos’ Wife And Co-Workers Call Out Brad Stone’s Amazon Book As Inaccurate…On Amazon | TechCrunch
In what can only be seen as a moment of delicious cyclical irony, a new fairly negative review of the book has been posted by none other than Amazon CEO and founder Jeff Bezos’ wife, MacKenzie Bezos. We’ve confirmed the identity of the reviewer, the only peson to leave a one-star reaction so far.
Readmill is my new Favorite eBook Reading App [Review] | Beautiful Pixels
One of the biggest problems faced while upgrading to the paperless world — at least when it comes to reading ebooks — is that the system is horribly fragmented. Some ebooks are available on one platform while some on others. Keeping track of all your purchases and syncing them with different devices is always a pain. Readmill wants to take some of that pain away from you.
New E-Book Services Borrow a Page From Netflix [Review] | AllThingsD
Review of Oyster and Scribd e-book subscription services.
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- Noted Mozambican Author Mia Couto Wins 2014 Neustadt International Prize for Literature | Neustadt Prize
- PD James claims to have solved 1931 cold case murder | the guardian
- NaNoWriMo: how to write a novel in a month | The Telegraph
- Surprised by C. S. Lewis Fifty Years After His Death | HuffPost
- ‘Favourite Scottish book’ sought | The Bookseller…but, JK Rowling ‘not good enough’ for favourite Scottish books ballot | theguardian
- 12 Things You Didn’t Know About ‘Downton Abbey’ and ‘Masterpiece | Flavorwire
- 50 Incredibly Tough Books for Extreme Readers | Flavorwire
- What Your Favorite ‘Harry Potter’ Character Says About You | HuffPost
- Romance and the Problems with “By Women, For Women, About Women” | BookRiot
- 20 ‘Bookmarks’ To Show Off Your Literary Love | Mashable
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