Tuesday, January 13, 2015

The Roundup with PW


Philip Pullman Delivers Audible Exclusive
It’s been six years since British author Philip Pullman last transported readers and listeners to the world of the bestselling His Dark Materials trilogy. But audiobook fans can now travel back to Lyra Belacqua’s Oxford via “The Collectors,” an original short story written exclusively for Audible.com and narrated by British actor Bill Nighy. more » »



Read and Eat Bookstore to Open in Chicago
The bookstore, which will specialize in books about food and cuisine, will open in Chicago's Lincoln Park neighborhood in April. more »



Are E-books Bad for Your Health?: Reading regular books comes with a slew of health benefits that their electronic counterparts don't have, says Lecia Bushak at Medical Daily.

Art Spiegelman Calls U.S. 'Hypocritical': The author and cartoonist has characterized the U.S. press as hypocritical for not publishing the 'Charlie Hebdo' cartoons.

The Zuckerberg Bump: Lizzie Widdicombe at the 'New Yorker' takes a look at Facebook founder Mark Zuckerberg's new book club.

Rowling Attacks Murdoch: J.K. Rowling has condemned and mocked the tweet from Rupert Murdoch which insisted that even peaceful Muslims must bear responsibilities for jihadi attacks.

NYC Libraries Pioneer Hot Spot Lending: The New York Public Library is launching the nation's largest Internet lending program, handing out 10,000 free high-speed hot spots to some of the city's poorest residents.

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