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Sendak passes away, his legacy of books goes on

by
Sally Herships
May 8, 2012
Children’s books -- the real books -- are selling well and defying the trend toward e-books. Author Maurice Sendak would be pleased.

Manly investing

Interview by
Tess Vigeland
May 8, 2012
From joining the Marines to fighting a UFC champion, author Joel Stein took on the crucibles of masculinity and came away with some interesting personal finance insights.

Pulitzer sur-Prize: No fiction winner

by
Sally Herships
Apr 17, 2012
The Pulitzer board opted not to award a prize for fiction this year. Normally, the winning author gets a sales bump. So what happens in the book market now?

On-demand printing helps sustain the printed page

by
Blake Farmer
Apr 13, 2012
Technology allows old books to stay "in print" indefinitely.

House lust

Interview by
Tess Vigeland
Apr 6, 2012
Tess interviews "Norumbega Park" author Anthony Giardina about the place that the house occupies in the American dream.

Is automated publishing the future?

by
Caitlan Carroll
Mar 20, 2012
Real books and bookstores are becoming a thing of the past. Does new technology mean authors are next to go?

Back to the savings future?

by
Chris Farrell
Mar 20, 2012
Saving on an installment plan.

Remembering the Encyclopedia Britannica

by
Kai Ryssdal
Mar 14, 2012
The paper version of the encyclopedia was killed off by its publisher yesterday, in order to focus on its digital editions.

Hungary finds creative solution to help the poor

by
Nick Thorpe
Mar 9, 2012
Almost all the $7.5 billion worth of Hungarian banknotes in circulation pass through the Hungarian Central Bank annually, to make sure they are clean, untorn and suitable to be used to buy and sell things. The rest can be burned to serve as fuel for the poor.

Facebook: The Book

by
Marc Sanchez
Feb 21, 2012
But printed on Facebook: The Site

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