I Love Charts: The Book — The perfect gift for the holiday season
You love charts. Somebody in your life loves charts. Somebody else in your life loves charts and doesn’t even know it yet. Somebody else hates charts and is wrong and I hate them. Spread the love this year and give the gift of charts. The book even fits in most regulation stockings!
On Monday night, Ms. Attenberg will appear at the Greenlight Bookstore in Fort Greene with Maris Kreizman, whose tumblr, “Slaughterhouse 90210,” cleverly matches literary quotes to screenshots from TV shows. It’s one in a series of events curated by Beatrice.com creator Ron Hogan featuring authors and bloggers “who share the same territories, passions, and preoccupations.”
(via Culture Count: A Family Story Takes on Added Gravity - WSJ.com)
How would Hermione, Katniss, Bella Swan, and Anne Shirley handle trick-or-treaters?
I had the pleasure of chatting with Tumblr’s own, Dan Wilbur (Better Book Titles) about his bullshit, his new book and an incredibly raunchy Freud joke.
A Map of the World Based on Book Publishing
When it comes to book publishing, not all countries are created equal, as this distorted map of the world by the International Publishers Association shows. […]
As you can see, places like the U.S., Europe, and parts of Asia are engorged in illustration of their strong publishing industries. Meanwhile, Africa and the Middle East are tiny slivers, meaning that the number of books published in those places is extremely low compared to the rest of the world.
[Image: International Publishers Association]
Challenged. Censored. Banned. Sued. Burned.
An interactive infographic celebrating 30 years of Banned Books Week.
Breaking down the real fan bases for The Great Gatsby, Mrs Dalloway & Lolita
(via teachingliteracy)



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