A book containing damaging allegations about the Trump administration is to be released early after lawyers tried to block publication, its author says. Fire and Fury: Inside the Trump White House by Michael Wolff was due out on Tuesday but Mr Wolff says it will now be available for purchase on Friday.
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As always, our single best seller is the generic “Sale Book”, where we're marking down unsold books by roughly 50% of cover price to get them out – that catchall, combined, sold WAY more copies than our #1 book. This is true at BOTH stores. But, I'm not including that in this presentation because I think
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The University of British Columbia, remember, fired (and gratuitously shamed) Creative Writing chair Steven Galloway on no basis except that he had a consensual affair with a single student. Minnesota Public Radio excommunicated legendary broadcaster Garrison Keillor after a woman complained
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Publisher Henry Holt & Co. said that it was moving forward with the release of “Fire and Fury: Inside the Trump White House” despite demands by President Trump's personal lawyers to cease plans for publication. “Henry Holt confirms that we received a cease and desist letter from an attorney for
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The publishing industry is one of many that seem ripe for DLT-enabled change, and the new, DLT-oriented player PressCoin wants to lead that charge. … A solution to the current digital publishing dynamic, proposed by the startup blockchain project PressCoin , is building an alternative, DLT-powered
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The announcement comes after the President Trump's lawyers sent a cease-and-desist letter to the publishing company earlier in the day, a document that typically suggests the possibility of a lawsuit if the receiver does not discontinue the conduct the attorneys sending the letter claim is illegal.
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Sydney Schneider, 17, a senior at MacArthur High School, self-published “Chip and Dip,” her tale of friendship between a chocolate chip cookie and an onion. The 25-page book, which she published through the website Blurb, was written when she was an eighth-grader at Jonas E. Salk Middle School.
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