We love this one. Synopsis It wasn’t Max Spencer’s idea to fight robots, lead an army, or save the world-it just so happens that he’s the only living person who can read the most fantastical book ever written: The Codex of Infinite Knowability. The Codex is no ordinary book, and …
From WSJ: Amazon.com’s announcement last month that it was purchasing book-recommendation site Goodreads did more than land the e-commerce giant a social-networking …
David Foster Wallace gave many interviews, but none have looked as beautiful as Blank on Blank‘s animation based on the interview he …
Strange Chemistry, the YA imprint of Angry Robot Books, has signed debut author Sarah Raughley, in a one-book World English Rights deal …
Via GalleyCat: Melinda Hall hopes to raise $1,500 for the 3rd Annual Shakespeare’s Birthday Sonnet Slam. This event is scheduled to take …
Having heard him chide A Song of Ice and Fire fans for pressuring George R. R. Martin to get a wriggle on with …
One of our favorite things about literature is the impact it has on our lives. A really great book can inspire, enrage …
After the huge success of The Hunger Games, both movie and book, it seems like a foregone conclusion that there’s enormous pent-up …
From GalleyCat: Over the next year, the New York Shakespeare Exchange will create 154 videos inspired by the sonnets of William Shakespeare. …
From The Huffington Post: “The Orphan Master’s Son” by Adam Johnson won the Pulitzer Prize for Fiction 2013. The book, set in …
