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Jo Rowling updates official site with prequel charity news

29.05.2008 15:55    hpana.com
J.K. Rowling has updated her official site this morning by addressing the recent news that she would be writing a prequel to the "Harry Potter" series.


Table of contents

29.05.2008 12:57    lrb.co.uk
from London Review of Books Volume 30 issue 11
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JKR pens 800-word 'Harry Potter' prequel for British charities

29.05.2008 10:59    hpana.com
Author J.K. Rowling has penned an 800-word "Harry Potter" prequel with all proceeds from an auction on June 10th going to English PEN, the writers' association, and Dyslexia Action. Copies of the cards will be put into a book and

JK Rowling third most influential woman in the UK

29.05.2008 10:59    hpana.com
In a survey of 1,000 business leaders "Harry Potter" author J.K. Rowling was voted the third most influential woman in the UK. Ms. Rowling followed the Queen and former British Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher.

BookExpo America

29.05.2008 05:54    complete-review.com
which runs from today through the 1st, and tempting though it is (okay, not so much ...) we're passing this year.

Following in the footsteps

29.05.2008 05:54    complete-review.com
Sebastian Faulks got to play at being Ian Fleming, so The Independent 'asked five writers to do the same for their favourite novelists', in If I could bring an author back to life .... So D.J.Taylor does Anthony Powell, Suzi

Derek Walcott on Naipaul: 'The Mongoose'

29.05.2008 05:54    complete-review.com
This sounds like a poem for the anthologies, as one Nobel laureate takes on another in verse, Derek Walcott skewering V.S.Naipaul at considerable length, beginning with: "I have been bitten. I must avoid infection, / Or else I'll be as

French translation awards

29.05.2008 05:54    complete-review.com
The French-American Foundation and The Florence Gould Foundation handed out their Annual Translation Prizes for the 21st time yesterday. Linda Coverdale took the fiction prize for her translation of Jean Echenoz's Ravel, while in non-fiction Linda Asher won for her

The floodgates open ...

29.05.2008 05:54    complete-review.com
Bowker Reports U.S. Book Production Flat in 2007 -- but that's not counting: "a staggering rise in the reported number of "On Demand" and short-run books". And fiction is thriving -- and someone has to explain to us why, with

The First World War (Hew Strachan)

29.05.2008 05:54    dannyreviews.com
A New Illustrated History
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