Yesterday | The St. Petersburg Times
Publishing Industry Dynamic Despite Fears
“We simply aren't seeing a problem of a lack of reading. About 40 percent of our readers are young people, and they are very interested in news, book exhibitions and the special parties that Livebook regularly organizes”
Bloomberg While statistics show a decline in the time spent reading by Russians, the Harry Potter novels have seen strong sales here. via The St. Petersburg Times
Sunday | Book trade news from Book2book
Victory For Harry Potter Author Jk Rowling In Fight To Protect Son's Privacy
JK Rowling has won a High Court appeal in her fight to protect the privacy of her son from long-lens photography. via Book trade news from Book2book
Friday May 9 | ContactMusic.com
Harry Potter - Walters Hates Harry Potter
Caption: J.K. Rowling author of the 'Harry Potter' books, leaves the U.S. District Court. via ContactMusic.com
Wednesday May 7 | Myrtle Beach Online
Stephenie Meyer's vampire novels were the dawning of a career
“Since I haven't read a lot of vampire books, I really haven't absorbed that assumption. The act of sucking blood is not this sensual, sexual, romantic thing; it's a very violent, gruesome act.”
Maybe it's because she's a mother to three boys; maybe it's just because she's a compassionate person. via Myrtle Beach Online
Wednesday May 7 | Boston.com
Harry Potter author J.K. Rowling wins privacy case appeal
This Monday, Dec. 10, 2007 file photo shows British writer J.K. Rowling, author of the Harry Potter series of books, as she poses for photographers with a copy of The Tales of Beedle the Bard, a volume of ... via Boston.com
Monday May 5 | The Numbers
Weekend Estimates: Iron Man Heading to $100 Million Weekend
Iron Man is heading towards $100 million, the 2nd-biggest opening by a non-sequel and the 10th-biggest opening weekend of all time, according to Paramount's estimates, released on Sunday. via The Numbers
Monday May 5 | Daily India
JK Rowling's 'a flash in the pan' for Harvard students
“She is obviously an interesting and intellectual person who gives money to a lot of different causes. I can't think of anyone better to inspire people to go out in the world and make a name for themselves”
London, May 5: She may have been named as the most popular children's author, but JK Rowling is certainly not popular among some of the Harvard students, for they consider her 'a flash in the pan'. The ' Harry ... via Daily India
Monday May 5 | Hartford Courant
“I find it reassuring ... that students are still reading the classics I read as a child”
The largest survey ever of youthful reading in the United States reveals today that none of J.K. Rowling's phenomenally popular Harry Potter books has been able to dislodge the works of longtime favorites Dr. via Hartford Courant
Sunday May 4 | CANOE
Saturday May 3 | The Scotsman
An accomplished poet he was not, yet they'll bid a fortune for this lot
“An accomplished,..'Charles Linskaill' he was not, yet they'll bid a fortune for this lot!”
By BRIAN FERGUSON HE IS the hapless wordsmith still ridiculed as the world's worst poet more than a century after his death. via The Scotsman
Thursday May 1 | Slashdot
a lawsuit by J.K. Rowling against the author of a Harry Potter encyclopedia
Posted by samzenpus on Thu Nov 15, 2007 04:30 AM from the the-first-rule-of-potter-is-you-don't-talk-about-potter dept. via Slashdot
Thursday May 1 | Burlington Free Press
New on DVD: 'Golden Compass' loaded with extras
'The Golden Compass.' New Line Home Entertainment The lowdown: The first part of Philip Pullman's trilogy comes to the screen in a thorough two-disc set loaded with extras and featuring an excellent audio and ... via Burlington Free Press






