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WaPo Book World In Trouble?

by Eric Banks

God, let’s hope this isn’t true, but a reliable source at the Washington Post passes along the scary word that among the budgetary recommendations new editor...read »

WaPo Update: This Just in from Marcus Brauchli

by Jane Ciabattari

Responding to our question about the speculation that the Washington Post Book World‘s days are numbered, new Washington Post honcho Marcus Brauchli tells us,...read »

Buck Stops Here

by Eric Banks

At Old Hag, NBCC board member Lizzie Skurnick adds a blogger’s perpective on “the ‘buck up’ pushback to anyone lamenting the loss of the Book World in...read »

WaPo Update 4: The Save Book World Petition

by Jane Ciabattari

Within a matter of hours, more than 100 authors and critics who had contributed to the Washington Post Book World signed a petition and sent letters of...read »

Marcus Brauchli Responds to Petition from 122 Book World Contributors

by Jane Ciabattari

Marcus Brauchli, top editor at the Washington Post, responds to the petition from 122 Book World contributors, including many NBCC members: Many thanks for...read »



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