Scott Eastwood has emerged as the top contender for the role of Christian Grey in the movie adaptation of "Fifty Shades of Grey."
Stephen King's "Doctor Sleep" was placed at the number one position on this week's Publisher Weekly's bestseller list again.
Less than a year after launching its pilot book with the Minotaur Press imprint, Macmillan officials today confirmed that it will expand its library e-book offerings to include an entire e-book backlist with more than 11,000 titles.
Barnes & Noble announced Thursday that its digital education team had made significant updates to the open source EPUBCheck tool, creating a new way to evaluate EPUB files and ensure they adhered to industry standards.
Stephen King's "Doctor Sleep" retained its number one position on this week's Publisher Weekly's bestseller list. James Patterson's "Gone" entered the list at number two while Nicholas Sparks' "The Longest Ride" dropped down to third spot. Sue Grafton's "W Is for Wasted" also fell to number 3.
Charlie Hunnam has confirmed that he will not be playing the role of Christian Grey in the movie version of blockbuster erotic novel "Fifty Shades of Grey." According to current votes Ian Somerhalder is the new fan favorite for the lead role.
With a wealth of tablets already available and the market looking increasingly crowded every day, Amazon's Kindle Fire HD finds itself in a unique position. The bookseller turned tech magnate beats many high-tech reading devices and sleek tablet computers better in many ways than its competitors. Yes, even the iPad.
Amazon has agreed on a deal to acquire TenMarks, a company that specializes in creating educational, mathematic content and applications for teachers, students and parents.
Amazon announced the launch of a new service "Login and Pay with Amazon" to facilitate an easy buying experience for its customers.
Stephen King's "Doctor Sleep" topped the week's NPR's bestseller list. "The Lowland" by Jhumpa Lahiri came in second with "Bleeding Edge" by Thomas Pynchon settling in at number three.
Stephen King's "Doctor Sleep" was placed at the number one position on this week's Publisher Weekly's bestseller list. Nicholas Sparks' "The Longest Ride", which entered the list at the top position last week dropped down to second spot with Sue Grafton's "W Is for Wasted" coming in at number three.
Twilight star Peter Facinelli is all set to make his writing debut with a fantasy novel for young adults.
Barnes & Noble will offer special discount to all teachers during its Educator Appreciation Days to be held, October.
The McCanns have filed a case against former police Chief Goncolo Amaral after the investigator published a new book that claims the McCanns were involved in the disappearance of their daughter, Madeleine.
A new survey found that the number of people visiting a library has declined by 25 percent since 2005-06 when the numbers were first recorded. The number of libraries itself has decreased by 9 percent between 2005 and 2012.
After being placed at the number one spot on Publisher Weekly's bestseller list, Sue Grafton's 'W for Wasted' has also topped the week's New York Times bestseller list. Lee Child's "Never Go Back" came in at number two while JK Rowling's "The Cuckoo's Calling" continued to remain on the list at number three.
Barnes & Noble announced that it will be celebrating Member Appreciation Days from September 26 to September 29 and is offering a 20 percent discount on almost everything in their stores to all new and existing members. This includes books, gifts, toys, games, movies, Café items and more.
In a statement released Tuesday, Barnes & Noble announced that its critically acclaimed NOOK Simple Touch GlowLight will now be available to U.K. customers for only $78 (£49). The offer is available until stock lasts.
According to the American Library Association, book censors and bans placed on certain books prevent teenagers from being exposed to tales of sex, drugs and abuses.
Paul Ryan, United States Representative for Wisconsin's 1st congressional district and current chairman of the House Budget Committee has revealed his plans to write a book on the State of Conservatism.
Sue Grafton's "W Is for Wasted" entered Publisher Weekly's bestseller list for the first time this week taking the top position. Lee Child's "Never Go Back: A Jack Reacher Novel" dropped a place from last week to settle at second position with Clive Cussler's "The Mayan Secrets" coming in at number three.
Barnes & Noble has opened a new store in Princeton, New Jersey, featuring more than 60,000 books and an expanded children's department.
JK Rowling's "The Cuckoo's Calling" topped this week's NPR bestseller list, making it three weeks in a row that the novel as been positioned on top of the list. "The Ocean At The End Of The Lane" by Neil Gaiman took the second position and "And The Mountains Echoed" by Khaled Hosseini came in at number three.
Barnes & Noble announced that the company's stores nationwide will host a free Curiosity Day with "Curious George," a storytime event and celebration on Saturday, September 21.
In an announcement made over the weekend, officials of the Man Booker Prize announced that the prestigious literary award will also be accepting U.S. authors from 2014.
Novelist Terri Bruce blamed her editor for introducing grammatical errors in her book and has stopped the publishing house from selling copies of her latest novel.
With a wealth of tablets already available and the market looking increasingly crowded every day, Amazon's Kindle Fire HD finds itself in a unique position. The bookseller turned tech magnate beats many high-tech reading devices and sleek tablet computers better in many ways than its competitors. Yes, even the iPad.
After dropping a position last week, JK Rowling's "The Cuckoo's Calling" is back on top on the week's Publisher Weekly's Bestsellers List.
Author Richard Dawkins was taken to task after stating he thought the recent child abuse incidents were overblown by the media.
Author Colm Tóibín's "The Testament of Mary" is the slimmest book to be nominated for the 2013 Booker Prize after the shortlist was announced earlier this week.
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