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NYC Libraries Allowing Kids A Chance to 'Read Down' Their Fines - Posted July 28, 2011
In New York City, any library patron with $15 or more in fines can't check out books. To ease this restriction, the New York Public Library and the Queens Public Library... [GalleyCat]
Laurel Croza & Tao Nyeu Win Ezra Jack Keats Awards - Posted May 11, 2011
Last night the Ezra Jack Keats Foundation and the New York Public Library revealed the winners of the 2011 Ezra Jack Keats Awards. Laurel Croza won the New Writer Award for I Know Here. Tao Nyeu won the New Illustrator Award for Bunny Days.
The annual award honors two... [GalleyCat]
New York Public Library to Host All-Night Scavenger Hunt - Posted April 5, 2011
In celebration of the New York Public Library's centennial festival weekend, game designer Jane McGonigal has crafted the "Find the Future" scavenger hunt.
500 players will join the "Write All Night" event on May 20th. Inside the Stephen A. Schwarzman Building, they wil... [GalleyCat]
Tiger Beat & Y.A. Authors Rock Out at New York Public Library - Posted March 17, 2011
Usually you can't talk inside a library, much less have a rock concert. Last night, Tiger Beat (a band comprised of Y.A. authors) played inside the 42nd Street New York Public Library.
Jack Martin hosted ... [GalleyCat]
Hachette Offers Digital Review Copies on NetGalley - Posted November 2, 2010
Hachette Book Group (HBG) has joined with NetGalley to organize the distribution of HBG information and products. Through this deal, select reviewers, press, and booksellers will be given access to digital press kits and digital galleys.
Several enhancements will be included ... [GalleyCat]
Keith Richards Loves Libraries - Posted November 1, 2010
Last Friday, Rolling Stones guitarist Keith Richards made an appearance at the New York Public Library to talk about his new memoir, Life.
People had stood in line since 8 a.m. for the event. Each ticket purchase included a signed cop... [GalleyCat]
NYPL Installs First Espresso Book Machine - Posted June 22, 2007
Yesterday morning, the first Espresso Book Machine was installed and demonstrated at the New York Public Library's Science, Industry, and Business Library (SIBL), located on 188 Madison Avenue. The EBM will be available to the public at SIBL through August, and will operate Monday through Saturday from 1 p.m. to... [GalleyCat]
Random House's Longest-Serving Editor Is Feted - Posted January 23, 2007
After reading Dinitia Smith's story about Robert Loomis, who's just turned 80 and has spent a record 50 years as an editor at Random House, I feel very red-faced. Because Korda, Mayhew, Mehta and Gottlieb are names that trip easily off my publishing-wonk tong... [GalleyCat]
Publishing Unbound, Google-Style - Posted January 19, 2007
A crowd more than 300-strong gathered at the New York Public Library's Celeste Bartos Room for Google's all-day Unbound conference to be told, in no uncertain terms by an array of speakers, that if you're not moving with the digital times, you're just not a 21st century publish... [GalleyCat]
