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More Pushback: Tattered Cover Apologizes For Position of Proud Non-Engagement

June 8, 2020
By Michael Cader

Denver bookstore The Tattered Cover drew considerable criticism online from authors and booksellers after it had posted a statement on June 6.While declaring, “We agree with, embrace, and believe that black lives matter,” the owners said, but their higher value was a “nearly 50-year policy of not engaging in public debate. Our value to the community…

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Follow-Ups: On Jemisin’s Advances, HBG’s Expanded Goals, and More

June 8, 2020
By Erin Somers

After N.K. Jemisin surprised people with her modest book advances as a part of the #PublishingPaidMe conversation — $40K for each book of Inheritance trilogy; $25K for each book of the Dreamblood trilogy; $25K for each book of the Broken Earth trilogy — we queried her publisher, Tim Holman, vp and publisher at Orbit. He…

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Publishing Pushes Back: A Day of Action Protests Industry Racism, A Hashtag Reveals Low Advances for Black Authors, and More

June 8, 2020
By Sara Grace

Over the weekend, close to 1,500 people from across publishing houses, literary agencies and more added their names to a Statement of Solidarity from Workers Across Publishing, which had been posted as a public google document. Addressed to the ceos of the five largest trade publishers, a little over half of the signatories work for…

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In American Dirt Book Club Episodes, Oprah Puts “Herself on Trial”

March 4, 2020
By Michael Cader

That’s the assessment of AP reporter Hillel Italie, who attended the taping of the two-part filming of Oprah’s Book Club discussion of AMERICAN DIRT and the controversy around the book. The shows are available for streaming from Apple TV+ on Friday, March 6. “She turned the forum into a debate about the marginalization of Latino…

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People, Etc.

February 12, 2020
By Erin Somers

Elizabeth Mendez Berry has joined One World as vice president and executive editor. She was previously with the Nathan Cummings Foundation, where she was the director of their arts and media portfolio. Gabriella Doob has been promoted to editor at Ecco. Lauren Diethelm has joined Random House Children’s as production associate. She was previously production…

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