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| New Readers, Software Heat Up E-Book Market (NewsFactor via Yahoo! News) |
| The battle over e-readers is heating up rapidly, thanks to new hardware entries from the world's two leading e-book manufacturers and the surprising popularity of e-book software on Apple's iPhone and iPod touch. Although the total number of e-books is still well short of a single Steven King press run, the next-generation devices point to a steadily maturing market for digital literature. |
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| Getting boys into books is goal for Flint native (Detroit Free Press) |
| It was a particular type of young reader that eventually became Flint native Jon Scieszka's cause célèbre: the boys that he found to be more and more reluctant readers. His work in that area proved a stepping stone to his current position: the national ambassador for young people's literature. |
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| An Interview with Simon Gosden, Owner of Fantastic Literature Limited (Blogcritics.org) |
| "There is always a market for quality horror," says Gosden. Fantastic Literature is UK's largest online supplier of out of print, rare and used books in the genres of science fiction, fantasy, horror, crime, thrillers, ghost stories, weird tales and the macabre. Currently, their store has over 19,000 titles for sale in paperback, hardcover, and magazine formats. Through their Ebay shop, signed ... |
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