Topic: Ernest Hemingway

Choose Your Own Hemingway; R.L. Stine's Summer Reading

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Today in books and publishing: A new edition of A Farewell to Arms includes Hemingway's alternate endings; The Sound and the Fury gets color; an abandoned Walmart becomes a library; R.L. Stine's ideas for summer reading. 

By Esther Zuckerman

Jul 3, 2012

J.K. Rowling's New Cover; Hemingway Lookalike Crowned on Facebook

Today in books and publishing: The world sees the cover for J.K. Rowling's newest work, Tim Kreider's increased sales; a hotel in Britain replaces its Bibles with Kindles; and Richard Costello wins Hemingway lookalike contest on Facebook.

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By Ray Gustini

May 9, 2012

Hemingway on Deadline; 'Fifty Shades' Gets its First Banning

Ernest Hemingway's Toronto Star columns are now available online, John Irving's new book debuts to tepid notices, and Fifty Shades of Grey is not welcome in Brevard County libraries.

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By Ray Gustini

Apr 23, 2012

Big Publishing's Big Stand; John Irving Disses Ernest Hemingway

Today in books and publishing: The e-book pricing courage of the publishing industry, William Shakespeare turns 448, and John Irving explains why he's not a Hemingway fan.

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By Ray Gustini

Apr 20, 2012

Where Would Hemingway Stay?; Amazon's Faux Bestseller Problem

Today in books and publishing: Ernest Hemingway's estate leaps into the luxury hotel business, Amazon has a copycat bestseller problem, and a tour of Jane Friedman's sprawling, well-read Manhattan duplex.

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By Ray Gustini

Mar 29, 2012

Charlie Kaufman Is Writing a Novel; The Life Behind 'Goodnight Moon'

Today in books: Charlie Kaufman is writing something clever for Grand Central Publishing, Hemingway's softer side, and a new scene from The Pale King makes us miss David Foster Wallace.

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By Ray Gustini

Feb 23, 2012

The Power of a Pen Name; Selling Hemingway's Boyhood Home

Today in publishing and literature: The Oak Park, Illinois house Ernest Hemingway grew up in can be yours for $525,000, Amazon is starting to get the hang of this villain role, and how a good pen name can rejuvenate a writer's career

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By Ted Mann

Oct 2, 2011

Now Let's All Read Hemingway's Mail

The first volume of the old man's collected correspondence is being released

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