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Literary Snobs: A Ranked Taxonomy


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The Greatest Literary Catchphrases


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10 of 2013’s Best Books of Poetry


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Flavorwire’s 15 Favorite Novels of 2013


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With $5.3M In Funding, Entitle Launches E-Book Service Emphasizing Ownership And Big Titles


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Meet the latest subscription ebooks service: Entitle


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Amazon introduces interest-free payment plan for Kindle Fire HDX tablets


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If you’re looking to buy a Kindle Fire HDX, but don’t want to plunk down the full $229 or $379 all at once, Amazon(s amzn) now offers a payment plan that lets you pay the tablet off in four interest-free payments over the course of nine months. Introduced on Amazon’s homepage over the weekend and spotted by AllThingsD, the offer appears to be for the holidays only, available through December 24.

The payment plans are good for either the $229 7-inch Kindle Fire HDX or the $379 Kindle Fire HDX 8.9. All you have to do is accept the offer on Amazon, add the Kindle to your cart, and at checkout you’ll be charged 25 percent of the tablet’s price, along with any applicable tax and shipping charges in full. After that, you’ll automatically be billed for the balance in three equal payments every 90 days. You can…

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Why Publishers Hate Amazon


The links below are to a series of articles that examine why publishers hate Amazon.

For more visit:
http://www.teleread.com/amazon/why-big-publishing-hates-amazon-and-wants-you-to-hate-amazon-too/
http://www.teleread.com/amazon/why-big-publishing-hates-amazon-part-2/
http://www.teleread.com/amazon/why-big-publishing-hates-amazon-part-3/

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Amazon StoryFront


The link below is to an article that takes a look at Amazon StoryFront, Amazon’s new short fiction imprint.

For more visit:
http://www.teleread.com/amazon/amazon-launches-imprint-storyfront-for-short-fiction/

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The Ebook ‘Book’


The link below is to an article that looks at the future of the ebook and the features of traditional books that are being retained.

For more visit:
http://www.nytimes.com/2013/12/02/technology/e-books-hold-tight-to-features-of-their-print-predecessors.html