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Laura Lippman and Bocaccio (!) are coming to streamers, a bunch of great new books are hitting shelves, and more.
Plus: books for people who love books, a new organization fighting book bans, and the most popular book club picks of June.
Former Scribd co-founders introduce Created by Humans, a new startup bridging the gap between publishers and AI companies.
The pseudonymous physician whose thrillers have taken over bestseller lists, details on a new Hillary Clinton memoir, and more.
Washington D.C.'s Folger Shakespeare Library reopens with an impressive new exhibit, audiobook narrators get their due, and more.
%%excerpt%% Books sales jump, Libro.fm's best-selling audiobooks from its first decade, JAMES to be a movie, and much more. This week was a busy one.
%%excerpt%% A big week of book news includes Barnes & Noble buying an indie, surprisingly strong book sales, JAMES coming to the big screen, and much more.
Juicy sales data in a leaked Amazon document, JAMES is headed to the big screen, Spotify can't stop tinkering with pricing, and more in today's book news.
%%excerpt%% A woman accidentally buys a bookstore apparently, Libro at 10, cool library spaces are all in today's most interesting book news.
%%excerpt%% Real numbers on diversity in publishing, AI garbage comes to your Kindle screen, New Adult returns: all in today's book news.