Today in books and publishing: Cee Lo Green promises his memoir will help you "discover crazy," Jackie Collins is rewriting an old stand-by and republishing it as an e-book, and familiarity helps make book trailers watchable
Today in books: Michiko Kakutani has either engaged her Twitter doppelganger or inspired another less funny parody account, the public domain welcomes James Joyce and Virginia Woolf, and there's yet another scary potential side effect of digital publishing out there.
Today in books: Drive follow-up will be released as a paperback this summer, Jonathan Safran Foer's complicated best book of the year criteria, and why print books will always rule the skies.
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