Round-Up: Writers Address the Next President, J.K. Rowlng’s New eBooks, and the New PEN/Nabokov Award
From PEN America’s new award to a new Harry Potter ebook series, here are last week’s biggest literary headlines.
Author: Sarah Duffett
Round-Up: the Highest Paid Authors, an Out-of-Print Book’s Sales, and HARRY POTTER AND THE CURSED CHILD
From the sales of the newest Harry Potter story to a list of the highest paid authors of 2016, here are some of last week’s most interesting literary headlines.
Round-Up: Harry Potter and the Cursed Child, the Man Booker Prize, and the Vatican Library
From the highly anticipated “Harry Potter and the Cursed Child,” to the announcement of the Man Booker Prize longlist, here’s some of last week’s hottest literary news.
Round-Up: THE BELL JAR’s New Cinematic Adaptation, a Reading at Oscar Wilde’s Prison, and PEN America’s New Awards
From a new film adaption of The Bell Jar to a massive reading in honor of Oscar Wilde, here are this week’s biggest literary stories.
Round-Up: Historic New Librarian of Congress, 2016 Center for Fiction First Novel Prize Long List, and Pokémon Go
From the appointment of the first African American woman to the position of Librarian of Congress, to the Long List for the 2016 First Novel Prize, here are this week’s biggest literary news stories.
Round-Up: The World’s Oldest Library, Iron Man, and a New Random House Imprint
From the re-opening of the worlds oldest working library to a new Random House imprint, here are this week’s biggest literary stories.
Round-Up: Chimimanda Ngozi Adichie, Cormac McCarthy, and Neil Gaiman
From Cormac McCarthy’s death hoax to the new Neil Gaiman book, here’s this week’s biggest literary news:
Round Up: #Brexit, Apple’s E-Book Settlement, and Barnes & Noble’s Tough Year
From #Brexit to Barnes & Noble’s major financial hit, here are some of last week’s most important literary stories:
This past week, the United Kingdom voted to leave the European Union. The referendum (often referred to as “Brexit”) took place on June 23.
Round-Up: Chicago Public Library Giveaway, the 2016 PEN Pinter Prize, and Gregory Rabassa
From the Chicago Public Library’s children’s book giveaway to the passing of a central figure in Latin American writing, here’s some of last week’s most important literary news: Writer and activist Margaret Atwood was awarded with the 2016 PEN Pinter prize.