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November 17, 2016

Thursday News: NYT to cut arts coverage, National Book Awards, benign book reviewing, and digital security while protesting

JanetPublishing Newsarts coverage / digital security / National Book Awards / New-York-Times / Reviewing / Wall Street Journal5 Comments

New York Times & Wall Street Journal Prepare To Slash Entertainment Coverage And Staff As Print Ads Vanish – Despite denials from the paper itself, the New York Times is, according to multiple sources, preparing to vastly reduce their arts coverage (they already cut their tri-state coverage earlier this fall). The Wall Street Journal ... more >

November 13, 2015

Friday News: Reader assault case update, World Fantasy Award, Snowden on privacy, and Disney princess mashups

JanetPublishing Newsassault / Author Issues / Disney / mashups / online security / privacy / Reviewing3 Comments

British Writer Tracks Down Teen Who Gave His Book a Bad Review, Smashes Her With Wine Bottle – You may remember this 2014 case – a teenage reader-reviewer named Paige Rolland gave Richard Brittain’s self-published book, The World Rose, a negative review, enraging Brittain enough to track her down and assault ... more >

October 20, 2014

Monday News: National Book Award Finalists, Jim Hines on Kathleen Hale, Margo Howard v. Vine, and Laurie Penny on the “ramification of misogyny”

JanetPublishing Newsgender / harassment / literary award / Misogyny / negative reviews / Reviewing / stalking33 Comments

Get To Know The Finalists For The 2014 National Book Award – From Anthony Doerr’s All The Light We Cannot See (another WWII-set novel) to Emily St. John Mandel’s Station Eleven to Jacqueline Woodson’s Brown Girl Dreaming, NPR features all of the 2014 National Book Award finalists. There are some ... more >

February 27, 2014

Thursday News: Cool sentence diagramming art, Barnes & Noble’s new Nook, cultivating Pride & Prejudice style, and petitioning Jeff Bezos

JanetPublishing NewsAmazon / anonymity / Barnes and Noble / Literary fiction / Nook / Pride-and-Prejudice / Reviewing22 Comments

25 Literary Opening Lines Diagrammed on One Giant Poster – Using the Reed-Kellogg sentence diagramming model, Pop Chart Lab has created a poster consisting of 25 opening lines from classic works of fiction. “Call Me Ishmael,” (Moby Dick) to “It was a queer, sultry summer, the summer they electrocuted the ... more >

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January 24, 2012

In Praise of the Personal Review

JanetLetters of Opinionauthors / publishing / Reviewing130 Comments

Over the past few weeks, we’ve seen a lot of bluster in the YA community over what reviews “should be” and how they should be written and defined and what they should and should not contain. It’s a conversation that was very common in the online Romance community not so ... more >

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October 6, 2011

Thursday Midday Links: Steve Jobs Passed Away

JanePublishing NewsApple / Audible / audio-books / Deals / death / Reviewing / self-published20 Comments

I don’t have any beautiful eulogy to give Jobs and it’s not that I don’t believe that he deserves a beautiful eulogy. He does.  He transformed our collective lives. But I have neither the connection nor the knowledge from which to give voice to a remembrance.  I’ve read several and ... more >

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