Topic: Books-a-Million

Give Amazon a Wide Berth; Even Interns Have Wall Street Memoirs

Reuters

Today in books: Buzz Bissinger's plan to do something nice for a Friday Night Lights character was derailed by Apple and Amazon, a Duke alum vows to expose the "toxic culture" of Wall Street, and Books-A-Million may be going private.

By Ray Gustini

Aug 29, 2011

Haruki Murakami's New Book Will Be Heavy on Stray Cats

Also: a second, more positive New York Times review of Tom Perrotta's 'The Leftovers'

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