Today in books and publishing: Figures keep climbing in Dunham deal speculation; Fifty Shades spoof targeted; McNally Robinson stores change hands; Amazon keeps adaptations in-house.
Arnold Schwarzenegger, the former Republican governor of the most populous state in the nation, paid a visit to Manhattan for a book signing of his new autobiography Total Recall.
Today in books and publishing: JK Rowling builds a treefort Hogwarts; a change in leadership at The Bookseller; Amazon's income takes a tumble; writers weigh in on 50 Shades.
Kids are getting into the world of book reviews, offering up commentary and criticism on the Y.A. and children's books intended for them. Makes you wonder why this didn't happen sooner, right?
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