ABE Books has published a lovely and poignant letter written by Harper Lee to Oprah in 2006, in which she talks about the role of books in her childhood.
Publishers Weekly reports on the Kobo-indie bookstores program (it's not having much effect on sales yet.)
The Wall Street Journal thinks the e-reader revolution may be over already.
Their headline is a bit misleading, since what they're talking about is not an impending rejection of e-reading in general (hardly likely), but whether tablets are overtaking dedicated e-readers (entirely possible.)
Book Riot has pulled together an awesome selection of
book cakes, like this one:
And Gladys Glockenspiel (no idea if that's her real name) is curating a collection of
bookwyrms -- book-loving dragons -- and bookworms on Pinterest. I particularly like this one:
Finally, you may have noticed that I've made some changes to the blog. The layout is basically the same, but the bookshelf side art has been replaced with a more neutral background. I've also changed the typeface within the posts to a san-serif font (Verdana, in case you're wondering.) What I'd really like is a reading dragon on the header (something like the one above) and an overall design that carries on the theme/feel. Meanwhile, please let me know what you think of the changes so far. Is the font readable? Is the overall look better or worse than the template I used before? I appreciate your feedback!
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