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Ali Stroker.

For Ali Stroker, Winning a Tony Was Just the Start of an ‘Epic and Extraordinary’ Year

Ali Stroker made history in June when she became the first actor who uses a wheelchair to win a Tony. That was just the beginning.
By Joe Dziemianowicz
Amazon CEO Jeff Bezos.

Amazon’s Answer to Gun Violence: Ban Ads for Books About Ending Gun Violence

By ending all weapons advertising—lethal and non-lethal alike—tech platforms are cutting off the chance to reshape a hidebound industry.
By Rick Smith
Martha Plimpton

Martha Plimpton on Why Tales of Presidential Strife Pair Well With Aimee Mann’s Music

Martha Plimpton delivers covers of Aimee Mann's songs alongside stories of troubled American commanders-in-chief (so many choices!) for the latest American Songbook Series.
By Joe Dziemianowicz
Successful book launches take a lot of planning and organization.

Case Study: How to Launch a Top 10 New York Times Best Seller

By Tim Grahl
A supporter of former Democratic presidential candidate Bernie Sanders stands in silent protest during the Democratic National Convention on July 25, 2016.

‘Shattered’ Reveals Clinton and Sanders Staffs Struck Deal to Hide Protests

By Michael Sainato
News flash. people: she's not running for anything yet.

Male Journalists Are Mansplaining Politics to Chelsea Clinton on Twitter

By John Bonazzo
NEW YORK, NY - APRIL 20: Former U.S. Secretary of State Hillary Clinton takes the stage before speaking at the annual LGBT Center dinner, April 20, 2017 in New York City. Clinton was awarded the Trailblazer Award from the LGBT Center.

Clinton Staffers Refute ‘Shattered,’ Insist They Collectively Ran Terrible Campaign

By Michael Sainato
Justin Vernon of Bon Iver. (Photo by )

Bon Iver Plays Red Hook, and 5 Other Art World Things to Do

By Alanna Martinez
A figure painting class at the NYAA.

10 Things to Do in New York’s Art World Before May 20

By Ryan Steadman
Intercourse Magazine, Issue #4.

11 Things To Do in New York’s Art World Before December 14

By Ryan Steadman
Excerpt from Out On The Wire, by Jessica Abel. (Image: © 2015 by Jessica Abel, used by permission)

Cartoonist Jessica Abel Turns Her New Book Into a Podcast

By Brady Dale
Daniel King, Scout Day 1 from Ukraine Youth (© Daniel King. Courtesy Distributed Art Publishers, Inc.)

9 Things to Do in New York’s Art World Before July 17

By Paul Laster
Wednesday Martin laughs with friends at her book party for her memoir "Primates Of Park Avenue (Photo by Aaron Adler for the New York Observer).

Primates of Park Avenue Author Wednesday Martin Monkeys About Downtown

By Rachel Shteir

To Do This Week: The Minsky Sisters Tap Dance and a Puff Daddy Party

By Jennifer Ashley Wright
(MIT Press)

Krauss, Foster, Bois Talk ‘Perpetual Inventory’ at 192 Books on Friday

By Andrew Russeth

2013 Golden Globe Winners: Lena Dunham Wins, Reveals Name of Best Friend

By Drew Grant
Lawrence, left, and Cooper, right, in Silver Linings Playbook.

Bradley’s Blitz: Cooper’s Continued Growth as a Serious Actor the Only Silver Lining

By Rex Reed
Lonely Jeff's fliers (Author Site)

Jeff ‘One Lonely Guy’ Ragsdale: Not As Sad After Flier Stunt Nets Book Deal

By Drew Grant

9 Things to Do in New York’s Art World Before Feb. 4

By Dan Duray, Andrew Russeth and Michael H. Miller

Fighting Words! American Booksellers Association Does Not Appreciate Amazon's Latest Sales Ploy

By Emily Witt

Lady Gaga x Terry Richardson Shows You The Woman Under the Meat

By Henry Krempels

GQ Candidate Launch Party Campaigns in The West Village

By Brionna Jimerson

American Booksellers Association on Odyssey Editions: ‘Bad’

By Molly Fischer

Vanessa Mobley, Late of Penguin Press, Joins Broadway Books

By Leon Neyfakh
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