AALBC Cuts Buy Links to Amazon

After years as an Amazon affiliate, the African American Literature Book Club, an online portal dedicated to black books, literacy and a wide variety of book-related services, is severing most of its commercial ties to the online retailer. Continue reading at 'Publishers Weekly'

[ Publishers Weekly | 2019-09-12 04:00:00 UTC ]

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Cormac McCarthy, bleak and brutal titan of American literature, dead at 89

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A Lesson for Dr. Freud: Dominique Fabre’s Psychoanalysis of the Everyday and Everyman, by Alice-Catherine Carls

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Amazon to close Book Depository online shop

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Bookshop.org to Sell E-books, Publish First Print Title

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Some of the Most Influential Asian American Literature of All Time

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Get two Amazon Kindles for $90 with this promo code

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Hitting the Books: Lab-grown meat is the future, just as Winston Churchill predicted

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Amazon’s upgraded Kindle Paperwhite just got its first huge price cut

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The popular books that brought Americans together in a common culture

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Steinbeck Estate Won't Publish Werewolf Novel

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