Reboots and now rewrites?
Karen Hall is an acclaimed screenwriter and author of Dark Debts, written in 1996. It’s absolutely brilliant as evidenced by the blurb: THE SUPERNATURAL…
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Genrenauts: are you one? Read this!
Does this title fill anyone else with glee? So, I found this by accident, and I can’t even remember how exactly because my head…
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Simon & Schuster creates Muslim-themed imprint
I am impressed. The US Simon and Schuster has created a Muslim-themed imprint called Salaam Reads. It’s going to publish books with Muslin characters…
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Beautiful book covers: Hag-seed by Margaret Atwood
Hogarth Press has been publishing a collection of retellings of Shakespeare’s works by contemporary authors, and this is the cover for Margaret Atwood’s Hag-seed, which is a…
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The X-Files YA version coming soon
Mulder and Scully are venturing into the world of YA. I truly am side-eyeding this so hard because it smacks of the desire to…
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WOW: The Lie Tree
Waiting on Wednesday is held over at Breaking the Spine every week and is a marvellous chance to get to know what book bloggers…
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Posthumous Publication is a genre now
Given the wealth of sequels to books whose authors have died, I would argue Posthumous Publication is now a legit genre. I mean, 118 years…
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#5Books: publishing news
In case you missed it, only hot 17-year-olds can save their dads. Yup. There’s a whole lot of buzz around this book, its movie…
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#5Books: Book News you should know
For this week’s book news, I found a report on Cambodia’s first writing festival, and the difficulties Cambodian authors face. There’s also a lovely…
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#5Books: book news you should know
This week, along with some very interesting book news, there are little bits of tech stuff thrown in that I found handy as a blogger,…
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