Instant books
The book “Espresso” machine, which stores 2.5 million titles for instant printing, is slated for launch in U.S. libraries this year. (Via.)
The book “Espresso” machine, which stores 2.5 million titles for instant printing, is slated for launch in U.S. libraries this year. (Via.)
Legally married gay couples, like my sister and her partner, still have to worry that Mass voters may amend the state constitution to declare their unions invalid.
The Smart Set is a weekly feature, compiled by Lauren Cerand, that usually appears Mondays at 12:30pm and highlights the best of the week to come. Special favor is given to New York’s independent booksellers and venues, and low-cost and free events. Please send details to lauren [at] maudnewton.com by the Thursday prior to publication, with the event’s date in . . .
Anyone can submit fiction to The Frontlist. Highly-ranked stories are read by an editor or agent. The system is like Zoetrope’s, except Frontlist is mostly genre so far.
“Hello, Grisham — So Long, Hemingway?” Libraries cull their stacks, and I’m staying out of it this time; angry librarians scare me. (See also.)