Obligatory Harry Potter Roundup

By Sarah on July 26, 2007 9:29 AM

Bloomsbury delays Potter reprint, instead looking to move stock between shops to minimise returns. No news on Scholastic‘s plans as yet. [The Bookseller]

Pity the readers stuck with a copy that was missing pages. [The Seattle Times]

More on pirated copies in Bangalore. [NDTV]

Then again, why does the media only care that it’s Harry Potter being pirated, not all the other books? [Metroblogging Bangalore]

Charles Arthur has more on the piracy business. [Guardian]

J.K. Rowling to work on two books – one for kids, one for not – next. [USA TODAY]

Suburban moms try to understand the Potter phenomenon. [Boston Globe]

Tags: Bloomsbury, Charles Arthur, J.K. Rowling, Scholastic

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