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- 'Game of Thrones' author George R.R. Martin reads excerpt of upcoming book
At a Toronto event, George R.R. Martin read an exceprt from his upcoming book 'The Winds of Winter.'
- 'The Snowy Day' celebrates its 50th anniversary
Fifty years after the publication of 'The Snowy Day' with its young African American protagonist, there's still a surprising lack of diversity in children's books.
- 'Game of Thrones': as you prepare for Season 2
These 'Game of Thrones' companion books can help you learn to speak Dothraki or teach you how to cook like Arya.
- Adrienne Rich: a voice for the marginalized
Adrienne Rich shaped her verse and prose into a passionate cry for justice.
- 'Harry Potter' e-books: game-changers for the digital world?
Unlike most e-books, digital versions of the 'Harry Potter' series can be read on any device, which may be a harbinger of practices to come.
- 'Lorax' statue goes missing from Seuss property
A statue of the famous Dr. Seuss character the Lorax was taken from the author's estate in San Diego.
- '50 Shades of Grey' gets the movie treatment
The bestselling erotic trilogy will be adapted by Universal Pictures and Focus Features.
- Cheryl Strayed talks about "Wild"
Cheryl Strayed walked 1,100 miles by herself in the California and Oregon wilderness. It was a crazy, reckless, fantastic thing to do.
- Kurt Vonnegut: unpublished work released through Kindle
A Vonnegut novella titled 'Basic Training,' about a young man visiting an eccentric relative, is available through Kindle only.
- 'Star Wars' novels: still on bestseller lists
The newest 'Star Wars' novel, 'Fate of the Jedi: Apocalypse,' holds the No. 8 slot on the New York Times bestseller list. Success has become the norm for the books.
- 'Hunger Games' heroine Katniss Everdeen becomes – a Barbie doll?
Mattel will release a plastic version of the fierce 'Hunger Games' heroine later this year.
- 'Hunger Games': birth of a franchise
The first movie version of Suzanne Collins' 'Hunger Games' book trilogy set records with the third-best opening weekend ever.
- 'Death of a Salesman': meant for you?
If you've ever rued your job or made a mistake with your child, 'Death of a Salesman' is your play.
- 'Harry Potter' e-book, audio pre-sales: delayed
Pre-sales to school and public libraries of 'Harry Potter' e-books and audio have been temporarily suspended.
- Gwyneth Paltrow, Rachael Ray: 'We did not use ghostwriters'
Rachel Ray and Gwyneth Paltrow deny a New York Times story which reported that they relied on ghostwriters for their cookbooks.
- 'Cat in the Hat' goes to the movies – again
Following on the success of "The Lorax," a new movie version of "The Cat in the Hat" – this time animated – is now being planned.
- Henry David Thoreau as global-warming researcher?
Comparing the dates Thoreau recorded of flowers in bloom with those today shows powerful evidence that global warming is taking place, say researchers.
- JFK assassination: Did Castro know before it happened?
In 'Castro's Secrets,' a former CIA analyst claims that Fidel Castro was aware that the Kennedy assassination would be attempted before it happened.
- 12 Chinese authors file suit against Apple
A group of Chinese writers charge that Apple is selling unlicensed copies of their works.
- James Bond novels come back to Random House
The lucrative James Bond novels return to Random House, their original publisher, through a new deal.