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'Legend' Author Marie Lu on Social Networking & Writing YA Fiction - Posted November 28, 2011
Marie Lu's debut novel, Legend, hits the shelves tomorrow. We caught up with Lu (pictured, via) to learn more about how authors can utilize social networking tools, the writing process for the book and her views on being an Asian-American author. The highlights follow below... Q:... [GalleyCat]

Seven Authors Who Wrote While Nude - Posted October 8, 2010
Writers have always had interesting stories beyond the ones they put down to paper. Here's the naked truth: Neatorama has outed seven well-known authors as nudist writers. The authors are Victor ... [GalleyCat]

Mario Vargas Llosa Only Has Two eBooks Between Amazon and B &N - Posted October 7, 2010
While Amazon offers 101 books by Nobel Prize-winning novelist Mario Vargas Llosa... [AppNewser]

Hugo Chavez Hobbles Venezuelan Publishing - Posted August 24, 2009
Between roving book squadrons and his international book club urges, Venezuelan president Hugo Chave... [GalleyCat]

Hugo Chavez Deploys "Book Squadrons" - Posted August 4, 2009
In Venezuela, President Hugo Chavez has launched a "Revolutionary Reading Plan." Extending his book club urges, Chavez has given away thousands of free books and sent "book squadrons" aro... [GalleyCat]

Happy Bastille Day and Vive La Bookclub - Posted July 14, 2008
Book Club Girl has a great idea today, pairing wines with books! Who doesn't love to settle into a cozy chair with a glass of Merlot while re-reading Les Miserables by Victor Hugo. They've set up a deal with wine.... [GalleyCat]

"Les Mis II" Gets a Court Reprieve - Posted February 1, 2007
After reporting earlier this week that a sequel to Victor Hugo's LES MISERABLES was up for banning by the French courts thanks to a lawsuit by the author's great-great grandson, the Guardian reports that Pierre Hugo was "bitterly disappointed" after his six-year battle was ended... [GalleyCat]

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