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A woman reads on a bench in Venice on the seventh day of the 77th Venice Film Festival, on September 8, 2020, during the COVID-19 infection, caused by the novel coronavirus.

In Venice, Hollywood Races to Adapt Books Before Publication

The Venice Film Festival is bringing publishers and producers together as demand grows for books with strong screen potential. From unpublished manuscripts to established IP, Venice’s rights market reveals what producers want and how early they are willing to buy.
By Shaili Singh

The Essentials With Carley Fortune: “Off Campus,” Tofino and All Things Barry’s Bay

The bestselling novelist shares the settings, shows, skincare and travel staples she returns to, from Barry’s Bay nostalgia to Tofino’s foggy coastline.
By Marissa DeSantis
A celestial blue ceiling.

From Paris to New York and Further Afield: How Bookshops Transport Us

Stepping into Albertine Books feels like walking into Paris, a city I was once eager to escape.
By Hudson Warm
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

Kid Lit Zooms at Auction: Do You Have a Masterpiece on the Nursery Bookshelf?

By Ashley Chappo
The endpaper at the beginning of the book depicts the heroines of the Grimm tales. (Photo: courtesy of Natalie Frank, Rhona Hoffman Gallery (Chicago); ACME (Los Angeles))

Grimm’s Fairy Tales, and the Women of Them, Uncensored and Updated by Natalie Frank

By Alanna Martinez
Photo: Pamela Hanson/Trunk Archive

Julia Restoin Roitfeld Curates Pat the Bunny Collection for Mom and Baby

By Stela Khury

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

By Jennifer Ashley Wright

Tim Ferriss Publishes Betabeat Editor Under New Audiobook Venture

By Ryan Holiday
Elliott Gould in The Long Goodbye.

A Wise Guy: Elliott Gould’s Hard-Boiled Reading of Raymond Chandler

By Dan Duray

How to Become The Woman Upstairs: Listen to a Claire Messud Audio Book

By Sarah Douglas
Tom Wolfe and family photographed by Jill Krementz in his backyard on August 27, 1983. At the end of the audiobook version of Tom Wolfe's 'I Am Charlotte Simmons,' the author talks of enjoying audiobooks with his family on drives out to the Hamptons.

A Man on Tape: The Full Charm of Michael Prichard Reading Tom Wolfe as an Audiobook

By Ken Kurson
Ca-ching-ca-ching-ca-ching-ca! (Simon & Schuster)

What Does the Fox Write?

By Drew Grant
(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
Allow this man to put your children to bed.

Les Savy Fav’s ‘Dadgenerate’ Frontman Tim Harrington Pens Children’s Book

By Kat Stoeffel

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

J.K. Rowling Disses Apple and Amazon, Embraces Crowdsourced Storytelling

By Ben Popper
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