Wall Street Journal: “The Summer’s Most Popular Book is …”) had a clever use for Amazon’s Popular Highlights feature, while coining...

This was a fun project — combining brief film essays, local Toronto history, and some fascinating side-by-side photo comparisons of...

It’s actually a fairly interesting mix. And here’s a link to the GoodReads version — I wonder what the list composition would look like...

“This Tuesday, The Polonsy Foundation Digitization Project, which aims to digitize the collections of Oxford’s Bodleian...

I am an avid bedtime reader, for better or for worse. So this article from the Wall Street Journal, “Does reading in dim light hurt your...

“He woke to discover that he had undergone a metamorphosis and become Gregor Samsa .. All he knew was that he was now a human whose name...

I love that there’s a word for this: (n). buying books and not reading them; letting books pile up unread on shelves or floors or...

Perhaps books and ebooks can live in peaceful coexistence after all. #books #ebooks

BookRx is a recently launched experiment from the Knight Lab, which crawls a Twitter feed (assuming one tweets about books), to make...

The U.K.’s Biggest Distributor of Children’s Books Is About to Be … McDonald’s” — “It’s easy to make fun of the experimental McLiterature...

Study: People can remember more about Facebook than real books” — “Researchers at the University of Warwick and the University of...

a look at BookLamp earlier, and here’s some news from Publishing Perspectives: “BookLamp Infographic Visualizes the Thematic Flow of a...

Some big news in the print/digital world of books, from the New York Times: “After 244 Years, Encyclopaedia Britannica Stops the Presses”...

I love buying books. I love going to bookstores and I whiling away the time with online wanderings trying to find something resembling a...

“John James Audubon’s Birds of America, which already holds the title of most valuable printed book in the world, having sold for...

In terms of print vs. digital, in what ways do we change what we think of as a “book”? Nicholas Carr (author of The Shallows: What the...

Sure, it’s a question for ebook-obsessives and publishers to think about now. But, it’s not all that far-fetched to think about how that...

Books: higher author royalty; more use for used paperback than used ebook; easier to impress passersby with Infinite Jest book cover...

I found this nifty infographic (click on the image to check out the giant-sized version), which is opportunity enough to think about...

Book recycling is a great concept. And I was pleasantly surprised to see how many different websites there are with creative variations...