Archives: December 2005
Have Authorblogs Become Corporate Shills?
History dead; politics still ticking
And now, no one will try to eat the book
Keep those New Year's Resolutions Comin'
Reclusive Rocker Creates Own Legend of Zelda
Someone Forgot the Customer's Always Right
Further University Press Recommendations
The biographer-subject relationship just got a bit more contentious
Talk about long distance editing
Looking Back, Looking Forward: Let's Begin!
Cancel That Order of Freedom Fries?
Though some promises are made to be broken
Now it's official: blogging is dead
College Libraries Still Safe for Communism
Times Shuts Down Univ. Presses
The rime of the ancient editor
Take out a book along with your Chinese food
Intelligent Design Gets a Failing Grade
Atheist Launches Book Project During Holidays
Marketing Anne Rice proves challenging still
Your Thoughts on Author/Critic Spats
The smacking down of Wottakars, OFT-style
Are Literary Feuds All in Our Heads?
That's what happens when Homeland Security has never heard of you
The celebrification of book signings
Talk About Your Quickie Affairs
For Klebanoff, backlist is key
More Questions About Times Timing
And yet more dispatches from the strike-indisposed
Did You Bother Coming to Work Today?
Little Red Book Crackdown... or Hoax?
Two Galleycats, One Washingtonienne and an East Village Bar
Just another day on the set of the Simpsons
Kirshbaum's Two-Step to the other side
Marvel's Stop-Pulling Plans for 2006
Hey, those Goldfish cookies are still available, right?
Maira Kalman Finds Inspiration in Grammar
Senator Attacks Times Reporter's Book Deal
Thanks (in Advance) for Your Memories
yet another Da Vinci clone gets ink
Hoisting the NYTBR by its own petard
The Public Editor's Report: Another Take
They're taking the fun out of political memoirs
Sound business practices probably help, too
Prebich to head Dorchester Publishing
Paul Crichton Lands on His Feet
This isn't quite what "selling books online" was supposed to mean
Self-help books for kids: a market niche waiting to be filled?
Hello: Is There Anybody Out There?
Well that sort of deflates things
TW to agents: give us European rights or bust
Nerds Bemoan Domination by Geeks
Google Debate Roadshow Continues
Spider-Man on the Web, Penguins Read Out Loud
Galleycats Prowling the Internet
Vice Debaters: Shut Up Now, Thanks
Save us, O mighty Internet, Save Us!
A better title might have been 7 AND A HALF % FAMOUS
Will POD Revive Borderline Fantasy Novels?
Pinter Persuasion & Radical Reading
Elsewhere on mediabistro.com: Blank Slate
The tipping point for publishing success
Would a smile on Roth's face make the world a better place?
The TWBG Shuffle: Shakin' at the Time Inc. Hop
You know the Da Vinci Bubble's Going to Burst ASAP
Is publishing a madhouse? Guardian readers think so
Random House, Random House, rah rah rah
Online Flak Peppers Everyone Worth Knowing
The Flaks can Overpepper for far too long
The fugitive billionaire boys' club
In E-book World, ASCII Still Roolz!
Memories of My Melancholy Whores
And watch those book sales climb ASAP
What R. Kelly Can Teach Bloggers
With Macmillan and Ex-Hubby as his first guests, too
It always helps to know your history, I guess
Times Writers Confused by English Language
Does NY Press Hate Short Stories?
Those trivia books keep selling like hotcakes; the question is why?
...For the Love of God, Why? Even
So is this like Nike sponsoring the Edgars?
"Some have brains, and some haven't..."
Google Looms Over Indie Booksellers
You, too, can get involved with Wottakar's
Planet Bookscan: We asked, you provided
Another View of Planet Bookscan
Oh God, Not Another Watchmen Item
Not exactly your typical ghosting gig
The Historian: not so equivocal after all
Andrew Gross's Excellent Solo Adventure
A blind item we can sink our teeth into
And yet more fun with ReganMedia
"Apologies to Chris Ware," My Fanny
The Strange Cons of Martha Ivery
The Last Paul Crichton Story...(?)
Pinter In Hospital, Off Broadway
Wottakar's: smackdown by the OFT
How to Get Ahead in Advertising
Publicist's Resignation Sparks Gossip Column Showdown
Found on the Web, Found in the Street
Crap is as crap does, but it sure sells
Brad Vice Fans Shoot the Messenger
You Can't Keep New Orleans Writers Down
Nothing But Death Can Keep Me From It!
The First Word On the Book Publishing Industry
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