Four Questions for...Amtrak Residency Judge Sam Nicholson

We talked to Random House editor and Amtrak Residency judge Sam Nicholson about picking the first class of writers for the unique program. Continue reading at 'Publishers Weekly'

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Sam Maiden untroubled by The Australian’s blue on blue attack over Brittany Higgins | Weekly Beast

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Judge Finds Revived Amazon E-book Monopoly Suit Should Proceed

A magistrate judge in New York has once again recommended that a lawsuit accusing the Big Five publishers of colluding with Amazon to fix e-book prices should be dismissed. But in a twist, the court found that a monopolization claim against Amazon should proceed. Continue reading at Publishers Weekly

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Judge Temporarily Blocks Montana’s Drag Law from Taking Effect

In a July 28 ruling, federal judge Brian Morris found sufficient evidence to grant a temporary restraining order blocking the law so that Montana Pride, which began on July 30 and will run through August 6, can proceed without legal risk. Continue reading at Publishers Weekly

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Federal Judge Blocks Parts of Arkansas ‘Harmful to Minors’ Law

Judge Timothy L. Brooks's 49-page opinion and order concluded that the law would "permit, if not encourage, library committees and local governmental bodies to make censorship decisions based on content or viewpoint," thus violating the First Amendment. Continue reading at Publishers Weekly

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New Books Encourage—and Question—Forgiveness

Forgiveness is extolled in Christian living books and devotionals, but some scholars take a more critical stance in upcoming works. Continue reading at Publishers Weekly

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Hello Sunshine’s CEO shares the questions her team asks to catalyze change

Sarah Harden says, “If there’s one word we talk about over and over again, it’s shifting from judgment to curiosity.” The morning I spoke with Hello Sunshine CEO Sarah Harden I revisited Cheryl Strayed’s book, Tiny Beautiful Things. A compilation of letters from Strayed’s advice column, Dear... Continue reading at Fast Company

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FTX founder Sam Bankman-Fried ‘let me see everything’ for new book, says Michael Lewis

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Hitting the Books: The abrupt and ignoble downfall of Sam Bankman-Fried

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James Patterson has questions about the provenance of the NYT bestseller list.

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Judge Finds Texas Library's Book Bans Unconstitutional, Orders Books Returned

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In a Swift Decision, Judge Eviscerates Internet Archive’s Scanning and Lending Program

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At Hearing, Judge Appears Skeptical of Internet Archive’s Scanning and Lending Program

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The Sensitive Question of Sensitivity Readers

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MacDowell's New Residency for Indigenous Authors

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The Morning After: Disgraced FTX founder Sam Bankman-Fried started a newsletter

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Chris Dore’s exit from News Corp lifts lid on behaviour at governor general’s residence | Weekly Beast

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FTX crypto king Sam Bankman-Fried subject of new book by Michael Lewis

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