Twilight author Stephenie Meyer is writing an adult thriller. (The Guardian) The self-published books by Baton Rouge shooter Gavin Eugene Long. (Los Angeles Times) Hong Kong Book Fair showcases books banned in mainland China. (Melville ... Read More »

Watch the book trailer for Margaret Atwood's debut graphic novel‚ due in September. (GalleyCat) Tony Schwartz‚ the ghostwriter behind Donald Trump's 1987 memoir‚ opens up. (The New Yorker) Writing tips from Jonathan Safran Foer and ... Read More »

Bookstores in Minneapolis and St. Paul see demand for books on race after recent shootings. (Melville House) Quebec–Vermont straddling Haskell Free Library and Opera House is world's only library operating in two countries. (Atlas Obscura) HarperCollins to re-publish 70-year-old J.R.R. Tolkien poem. ... Read More »

New Transformer transforms into an e-reader, will never look as dated as the cassette-player character. (TeleRead) Wonder Woman artist quits after accusations of "showing too much skin." (The Guardian) Twelve writing and grammar tips from Archer. (LitReactor) ... Read More »

Forbes names James Patterson the third highest paid celebrity. (GalleyCat) Carla Hayden appointed U.S.'s first female, first black librarian of Congress. (TeleRead) Google deletes author Dennis Cooper's blog. (Artforum) Sci-fi site Tor.com gives readers a free ebook ... Read More »

Pokémon Go erotica is now a thing. (Good e-Reader) Amazon might have been hacked. (The Digital Reader) Canada cartoonist Geneviève Elverum dies. (CBC Books) Bathurst, New Brunswick, residents call police after spotting man suspiciously reading ... Read More »

You know you've been wondering all morning how to monetize Pokémon Go. (TeleRead) Saddam Hussein's Game of Thrones–meets–House of Cards novella to be released in English. (The Guardian) U.S. poet laureate Juan Felipe Herrera pens poem ... Read More »

Warner Bros. announces more soon-to-be-sold-out meals at Hogwarts. (GalleyCat) Hillary Clinton weighs in on copyright reform. (Melville House) Indian judge supports Perumal Murugan's return to literary scene following absence caused by death threats. (The Guardian) Scholastic to ... Read More »

Market about to be flooded with Brexit books, propping up at least one British industry. (Melville House) Iron Man now an African-American teenage girl. (GalleyCat) Guardian will begin aiming its children's book coverage at adults instead of ... Read More »

Little Free Library ruins Illinois man's life. (Salon) Making a case for Guy Talese's The Voyeur's Motel, despite its misinformation. (The New York Times) Don't follow rules for writing: Guy Gabriel Kay. (Lithub) U.K.'s Rowan McCabe calls ... Read More »