9 April 2010
Putting books in the right categories is not as easy as it used to be. “In our mashup-crazy, zombie-besotted culture, genre-bending is a trend that shows […]
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6 April 2010
Today’s guest blogger, bestselling author Stephen Clarke, will be at the Library tomorrow at 19h30 to speak about his new book, 1000 Years of Annoying […]
4 April 2010
Does the launch of any commercial product merit the fawning, breathless attention being given the iPad? No, says Mark Potts, on his blog Recovering Journalist.
2 April 2010
It’s the season of literary awards. The PEN/FaulknerAward for Fiction has gone to Sherman Alexie for ‘War Dances.’ Read all about it. The four other finalists: […]