February 8, 2016

• Virginia Woolf's great niece donates £250,000 to protect Bloomsbury haven
• White women run publishing?
• Ms. Marvel And Richard McGuire’s ‘Here’ Win Big At Angoulême 2016
• Not political, but ‘psychological’ – Roger Ballen launches his latest book and exhibition, The House Project
• Indiana Review now accepting submissions
• Jamie Oliver and Rachel Roddy win at André Simon awards
• PEN Announces Finalists for 2016 Literary Awards
• Finnegans Wake: a musical reading sounds out a cryptic text
• DC Comics Rebirth: Rumoured New Comics, Including ‘The Super Man’
• Barnes and Noble Expands Business Relationship with Sourcebooks
• Colouring for grown-ups: refreshing the market
• Authors call on governments to resettle more Syrian refugees
• Dubai to build Dh1 Billion Library Shaped Like a Book
• What apps next? Publishers and developers embrace 'unprintable' fiction
• New Short Story Day Africa anthology Waterlaunched – Plus 2016 theme and editing mentorship announced
• The secret meaning of ghost stories
• Harry Potter favourite spell vote results revealed
• How Joan Didion the Writer Became Joan Didion the Legend
• Sarkozy title shoots to top of French chart
• Crime and thriller titles dominate UK's most-borrowed list
• Bookshop’s prices shot down 10% for customers openly carrying guns
• How Amazon Could Open ‘Profitable’ Retail Stores
• Job postings signal Amazon plans to scale up bookstore business
• Our Favorite Classic Children's Books Are Super Problematic
• Rosemary Sullivan wins BC National Book Award for Stalin's Daughter
• The 2016 NAACP Image Awards Winners
• Who Pays Writers?
• The 2016 Independent Book of the Year Awards Contest is Now Open