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Things Organized Neatly: An Igloo made of Books by Miler Lagos
To Do.
books  booktwo 
4 days ago by stml
Worldreader: Kindles and E-books in Schools
"Worldreader gives kids in the developing world access to digital books. Using e‑readers loaded with thousands of local and international e-books, we provide children the books they want and need, so they can improve their lives."
booktwo  books  ebooks  education  kindle  mobile 
6 weeks ago by stml
Amazon at the London Book Fair | Melville House Books
"Often, it feels like the foreign publisher is saying to me: HELP ME, AMERICAN PERSON WHO HAS BEEN DEALING WITH THIS MYSTERIOUSLY VICIOUS COMPANY FOR A FEW YEARS ALREADY.

"Sometimes, it fells like they are saying: YOU BETTER TELL ME HOW TO DEAL WITH THIS, YOU AMERICAN FUCKER WHO DID NOTHING ABOUT THIS BULLSHIT WHEN YOU HAD A CHANCE."
booktwo  books  mhp  lbf  london  amazon  publishing 
6 weeks ago by stml
The Next Time Someone Says the Internet Killed Reading Books, Show Them This Chart - Alexis Madrigal - Technology - The Atlantic
booktwo  data  reading  books  chart 
7 weeks ago by stml
Lists of Note
dickens  books  book  fake  names  titles  furnish  hardtimes 
12 weeks ago by stml
Confessions of a Publisher: “We’re in Amazon’s Sights and They’re Going to Kill Us” | PandoDaily
[bk2 Link] Confessions of a Publisher: “We’re in Amazon’s Sights and They’re Going to Kill Us” | PandoDaily
amazon  books  business  ebooks  publishing  booktwo 
january 2012 by stml
Mysterious paper sculptures « Central Station v2
Someone has been leaving amazing book sculptures around Edinburgh
booktwo  art  book  books  scotland  edinburgh  sculpture 
january 2012 by stml
Boyd Tonkin: Digital guests at the literary feast - Features - Books - The Independent
A little too sneering, but not wrong about the clash of cultures occurring, which doesn't help anyone.
booktwo  publishing  boydtonkin  independent  shorts  books  boxfiction 
december 2011 by stml
LibraryCloud
"a metadata server that gathers library metadata from multiple institutions and makes it available through open APIs and as Linked Open Data. The aim is to make everything libraries know available to the full Web ecosystem."
booktwo  library  cloud  api  metadata  books  linkeddata  data 
november 2011 by stml
Digital Books: A New Chapter for Reader Privacy | ACLUNC dotRights
Primer on digital rights and responsibilities from the ACLU, as presented by Nicole Ozer at Books in Browsers. Issues that will be crucial for social reading services.
booktwo  aclu  privacy  rights  books  digital 
october 2011 by stml
Library books defaced by prankster playwright Joe Orton go on show | Stage | The Guardian
[bk2 Link] Library books defaced by prankster playwright Joe Orton go on show | Stage | The Guardian
2011  exhibition  books  design  joeorton  booktwo  art  islington 
october 2011 by stml
Pink Pages "Vivek and I" revew
"The cover is apt and sensual but the page quality could have been better."
gay  literature  books  india  review 
september 2011 by stml
Authors get bold as gay literature picks up in India - Times Of India
"While queer fiction in English flourishes, there is relatively less noise about it in regional languages."
gay  literature  queer  books  india 
september 2011 by stml
Brigid Brophy Is Dead at 66; Novelist, Critic and Crusader - New York Times
obituary  brigidbrophy  books  ronaldfirbank 
september 2011 by stml
Book curse - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
"For him that stealeth, or borroweth and returneth not, this book from its owner, let it change into a serpent in his hand and rend him. Let him be struck with palsy, and all his members blasted. Let him languish in pain crying out for mercy, & let there be no surcease to his agony till he sing in dissolution. Let bookworms gnaw his entrails ... when at last he goeth to his final punishment, let the flames of Hell consume him forever."
booktwo  books  theft  lending  wikipedia 
september 2011 by stml
The Book Collection That Devoured My Life - WSJ.com
"But after living in smallish apartments for decades I just spent seven years in a house with a full-size attic, and everything went to hell. Books entered my house under cover of night, from the four winds, smuggled in by woodland creatures, and then they never left. Books collected on every surface; I believe that somehow they managed to breed." Yes, this.
booktwo  bibliomania  books  collecting  culture  literature 
september 2011 by stml
Edinburgh book festival: are books just 'echo chambers'? | Books | guardian.co.uk
"Rejecting the widely held position that writing is an act of self-expression, a way of sharing what's in our souls, ("sentimental humanism" he's labelled this, in the past), McCarthy instead put forward the view that language speaks all of us, all the time. Books aren't, he claimed, objects of individual creation, but "echo chambers"; the best of them "tune" the endless repetitions of language and thought that are zipping back and forth around us."
booktwo  tommcarthy  writing  books 
august 2011 by stml
Melville House Publishing | Hybrid Books
"Each book in the HybridBook program features not only the core text of the novel, but extensive additional material rendered in digital form—the Melville House Illuminations. The Illuminations consist of highly curated text, maps, photographs and illustrations related to the original book."
booktwo  addedvalue  books  web  media  editorial  melvillehouse  hybridbooks 
august 2011 by stml
The Politics of Systems » Blog Archive » studying culture, the Google way
bib  google  culturomics  ngrams  books  booksasdata 
august 2011 by stml
the serendipity of the unexpected, or, a copy is not an edition » Sarah Werner
Or, copies = experiences. Lovely bits of marginalia. Via Snarkmarket.
booktwo  books  culture  marginalia  reading 
august 2011 by stml
Unbound: The Crowdfunding Cargo Cult | Mssv
This is exactly what I wanted to say about Unbound: go read.
booktwo  unbound  books  crowdsourcing  kickstarter 
july 2011 by stml
Bernhard Rieder (NL/FR) - 81,498 Words: The Book As Data Object on Vimeo
Bernhard Rieder's talk from the Unbound Book conference, which I've referenced before, but is worth watching.
booktwo  books  data  bernhardrieder 
july 2011 by stml
How To Strip DRM from Kindle E-Books and Others | Gadget Lab | Wired.com
If you should, by any chance, wish to read a book that you have purchased in the manner most pleasing to you. #openbookmarks
booktwo  books  drm  ebook  ebooks  kindle 
july 2011 by stml
Dictionary of the Khazars - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
"The book comes in two different editions, one "Male" and one "Female", which differ in only a critical passage in a single paragraph."
books  book  wikipedia  experimental  literature  radiclal 
july 2011 by stml
No One Cares About Your Reading | The New York Observer
"Is it a coincidence that this is how parents get their children to go to sleep? It is a dark fate, indeed, the reading that drags on and on, where the only person who has lost interest more than the audience is the author, the room lost in a purgatory of pauses for laughter, met by awkward silences." Yeah.
booktwo  reading  literature  books  events 
july 2011 by stml
Byliner
"Byliner is a publishing company and social network built around great stories." An aggregator like givemesomethingtoread.com, also publishing original shorts to Kindle, Nook etc.
booktwo  books  reading  writing 
july 2011 by stml
Creative Review - Degree Shows 2011: LCC
Check out Kirsty Tizzard's Condensed Books and Karl Askill's "The Holy Book of Ikea".
booktwo  books  art  design 
july 2011 by stml
BBC News - Where is Sodor, home of Thomas the Tank Engine?
"But to go there, you need not cross the bridge at Barrow and hope that it will miraculously materialise like a British Atlantis. All over Britain, you find parts of Sodor."
books  britain  fiction  maps  mapbook 
july 2011 by stml
Flipbacks
"The flipback is a new kind of book, which opens top to bottom and has sideways-printed text, so you get a full length novel in little more than the size of an iPhone." This I quite want to try, even for novelty value. (Via @blackpooltower)
booktwo  books  publishing  format 
june 2011 by stml
BBC News - Today - The 'worrying' battle for books
[bk2 Link] BBC News - Today - The 'worrying' battle for books
booktwo  radio4  tolisten  today  books  adrianhon  unboundbooks 
june 2011 by stml
The Blackpool Tower: The End of the Book (but not in a scary way)
James Spackman on covers, blurbs, and the last page.
booktwo  jamesspackman  marketing  books  writing 
june 2011 by stml
Guardian Books podcast: Do books have a future? | Books | guardian.co.uk
Reports from UNESCO Monza, with a notable cameo.
booktwo  guardian  podcast  me  jamesbridle  wikihistoriography  monza  unesco  books  conference 
june 2011 by stml
Post-Artifact Books and Publishing — by Craig Mod
Craig's latest, unmissable essay.
blog  books  craigmod  essay  publishing  booktwo 
june 2011 by stml
Internet Archive starts backing up digital books on paper
"If you want real long-term backups of digitized ebooks, then look no further than dead tree. At least, that's the consensus of the Internet Archive project, which has announced an incredibly ambitious plan to store one physical copy of every published book in the world." This is slightly mental.
booktwo  internetarchive  books  digitisation  ebooks  library 
june 2011 by stml
BBC News - British Library launch classic book reading app
"The paid-for app will be launched in full this summer, but until then a thousand titles can be browsed for free."
booktwo  britishlibrary  library  archive  books  ereader  ipad  resources 
june 2011 by stml
Information overload, the early years - The Boston Globe
"But around 1500, humanist scholars began to bemoan new problems: Printers in search of profit, they complained, rushed to print manuscripts without attention to the quality of the text, and the sheer mass of new books was distracting readers from the focus on the ancient authors most worthy of attention."
booktwo  books  culture  history  technology  information  overload 
june 2011 by stml
Letters of Note: A library is many things
"A library is many things. It’s a place to go, to get in out of the rain. It’s a place to go if you want to sit and think. But particularly it is a place where books live, and where you can get in touch with other people, and other thoughts, through books." via BERG
booktwo  authors  books  letter  libraries  reading 
june 2011 by stml
The Millions : The Stockholm Syndrome Theory of Long Novels
The Millions : The Stockholm Syndrome Theory of Long Novels
books  classics  literature  psychology  reading  booktwo 
june 2011 by stml
I Read Where I Am - Essays on the future of books
Graphic Design Museum/Institute of Network Cultures, Amsterdam, 2011 - Essays by many, including me, product of the Unbound Book conference.
booktwo  books  digital  future  reading  book 
may 2011 by stml
Robots, Not Humans, Retrieve Your Books at $81 Million “Library of the Future”
"The Mansueto library was recently opened to the faculty and students of the University of Chicago. The library’s unique construction is meant to accommodate the way research is done today: online. In the case an old journal article isn’t available online or a book hasn’t been scanned due to copyright limitations, for example, then the student can request the book right there on the computer. The automated storage and retrieval system will deliver the volume to the circulation desk, usually within the five minutes it takes for the student to walk there. Oversized and novelty books are also stored for retrieval."
booktwo  library  robotics  robots  books 
may 2011 by stml
Fury over book fair's welcome for Saudi Arabia | Books | guardian.co.uk
"Last month's London Book Fair focused on Russia, she added, while China was the guest of honour at the 2009 Frankfurt Book Fair and is due to be the "Market Focus" for next year's London Book Fair. "All of these countries are oppressive regimes." Yes. This. Boycott's aren't the answer, but neither is avoiding the problem. (See posts on Dubai passim)
booktwo  censorship  books  bookfair  londonbookfair  humanrights  indexoncensorship  guardian 
may 2011 by stml
The “book” is dead [dive into mark]
On the (frequently mistaken) perceptions of piracy, competing with pirates, and producing content. Read.
books  ebooks  google  piracy  publishing  via:preoccupations 
may 2011 by stml
ANDREW NORMAN WILSON: Workers Leaving the Googleplex
"However, a fourth class exists at Google that involves strictly data-entry labor, or more appropriately, the labor of digitizing. These workers are identifiable by their yellow badges, and they go by the team name ScanOps. They scan books, page by page, for Google Book Search. The workers wearing yellow badges are not allowed any of the privileges that I was allowed – ride the Google bikes, take the Google luxury limo shuttles home, eat free gourmet Google meals, attend Authors@Google talks and receive free, signed copies of the author’s books, or set foot anywhere else on campus except for the building they work in."
books  google  politics  scanops  booktwo  scanning 
may 2011 by stml
Push Pop Press: Al Gore's Our Choice
Push Pop Press launches its new interactive / transmedia book platform. I'm going to get shouted at for this, but: at what point do we say, "this is not a book". This question applies to ebooks too.
booktwo  books  ebook  enhanced  interactive  transmedia 
april 2011 by stml
Amazon’s $23,698,655.93 book about flies
On Amazon and algorithms.
booktwo  algorithms  amazon  books  algorithm  pricing 
april 2011 by stml
Onsite Extras at the Hay Festival - Unbound
"Unbound is a new company enabling readers to directly fund the work of their favourite writers and to stay in contact with them (and other readers) through the writing of the book. The Unbound website is launching at Hay on 29 May with an event in the Festival programme featuring Terry Jones (ex-Monty Python), Gavin Pretor-Pinney (The Cloud Spotter’s Companion) and Rupert Isaacson (The Horse Boy) introducing their latest book ideas. Readers will also be able to visit the world’s first Unbound Pledging Shed on site throughout the Festival, to meet famous authors, watch their pitches and pledge support for their new book ideas. Join the revolution and visit the Unbound Shed: books are now in your hands!" More when we have it.
booktwo  unbound  books  publishing  selfpublishing  kickstarter 
april 2011 by stml
'Autobiographical Terrains' MA Degree Show - Lisa Wigham
"My work is driven by a fascination with the dramatic tension of fragility and weight in mark making. This manifests itself in use of line and space that holds tactile qualities to suggest imminence of experience, movement and the passing of time."
booktwo  art  books 
april 2011 by stml
Books For Free
"By picking up a book from Books For Free you have stopped it from ending up in landfill like thousands of others. As a result you’ve stopped it decomposing and adding to acres of toxic waste." There are too many books in the world, apparently, tending to free.
booktwo  books  free  waste 
april 2011 by stml
MoMA | Smelling the Books
art  books  moma  performance  booktwo 
april 2011 by stml
The Technium: What Books Will Become
booktwo  books  future  bookfuturism  kevinkelly 
april 2011 by stml
Real Business - How I got a blank book to the top of the Amazon charts
amazon  books  marketing  booktwo 
april 2011 by stml
The Afterlife Series: Heaven, Hell, Earth, Wasteland, War by Mur Lafferty — Kickstarter
$18,694 pledged of $2,000 goal
books  funding  kickstarter 
april 2011 by stml
Bat, Bean, Beam - A Weblog on Memory and Technology: What Do People Do All Day?
"I return to a favourite topic: books for children and what they tell them (and us) about society, and especially about work. I continue to operate on the basis of an anecdotal hunch, not yet supported by a systematic and quantitative survey of the literature: namely, that we don’t do this any more, that there is no longer a market for this kind of book: the comprehensive telling of how the economy operates, along with attempts to place the individual in it. This is not to say, as usual, that the accounts are uncomplicated, nor that they are ideologically transparent or sympathetic. But rather that it may say something that we’ve stopped even trying – something about the less visible, tangible nature of work, but also about our diminished capacity to understand and represent it."
via:bobulate  books  children  history  illustration  work  booktwo 
april 2011 by stml
Free Complete Works of H.P. Lovecraft for Nook and Kindle – Cthulhu Chick
The future of publishing is appreciation societies.
books  ebook  ebooks  kindle  nook  lovecraft  hplovecraft  booktwo 
march 2011 by stml
Apps no more, enhanced e-books not selling, non-fiction growing | FutureBook
Simon & Schuster's Carolyn Reidy: "On e-books, she said sales were now 15% to 20% of units, but might be as much as 50% in the first few weeks of a bestseller. Interestingly, non-fiction is also now catching up. The enhanced e-book market, as suspected, is "not very strong", and S&S has pulled its apps programme completely."
booktwo  simon&schuster  apps  enhanced  ebooks  books  amazon 
march 2011 by stml
US judge writes unhappy ending for Google's online library plans | Technology | The Guardian
There are possible solutions to the orphan works problem: this was not it.
booktwo  google  settlement  ebooks  books  digitisation 
march 2011 by stml
Blaft Publications
"Blaft Publications is an independent publishing house based in Chennai, India. Our list includes bestselling Indian crime novels, experimental fiction, pulp art, and graphic novels."
publisher  india  booktwo  books 
march 2011 by stml
British Library offers 65,000 19th Century classics in IC tomorrow Digital Innovation Contest
But what the hell is it? Why is this written in completely inaccessible jargon? Both BL and TSB are publicly funded. What's with the contest?
booktwo  britishlibrary  tsb  technologystrategyboard  books  library 
march 2011 by stml
‘What I Really Want Is Someone Rolling Around in the Text’ - NYTimes.com
"It occurred to me later, however, that this embarrassingly analog fantasy should actually be possible, fairly simply, right now, with digital technology — that this sort of hypercharged marginalia might be one area where the e-book can actually improve on the tree-book." In which, as well as kind things being said, wise words are wrought.
booktwo  reading  marginalia  books  annotation  nytimes 
march 2011 by stml
Top 10 Pirated eBooks at The Pirate Bay - GalleyCat
In which in no way are any stereotypes confirmed (via Harry Man).
booktwo  galleycat  piratebay  torrent  books  piracy 
february 2011 by stml
EastSouthWestNorth: Self-Organized Citizen Translations of Harry Potter 7
harrypotter  translation  china  fantranslation  books  ebooks  book  language  internet  culture 
february 2011 by stml
Ronald Lampitt,The Map that Came to Life, 1948 (1954)
Hauntological map crack.
books  geography  gis  illustration  map  oup  hauntology  england  book  maps 
february 2011 by stml
Institute of Contemporary Arts : Talks : Radical Publishing: What Are We Struggling For?
"Do radical publishers still matter today and how do they relate to contemporary protest?"
booktwo  politics  ica  publishing  books 
february 2011 by stml
The blue plaque for Patrick Hamilton is an overdue honour | Books | guardian.co.uk
Idea: plaques in slightly odd places, like behind walls, or fixed at knee-height. Also: stop saying things like: "a kind of ghost who flits around the corners of history, glimpsed out of the corner of the eye".
patrickhamilton  legend  books  writer  writing  author  plaque  blueplaque  london 
february 2011 by stml
James Bridle – Web Directions South 2010 interview | Web Directions
In which I ramble about artifacts, souvenirs and Wikipedia. The usual.
booktwo  webdirections  interview  jamesbridle  books 
february 2011 by stml
Bibliotype — Craig Mod
"Building the better book with HTML." Because Craig is the smartest man.
booktwo  books  css  ipad  reading  typography  craigmod 
february 2011 by stml
Reading Markson Reading
When novelist David Markson died, he donated his personal library to the Strand bookstore in NY. Now, readers are picking through his marginalia.
booktwo  marginalia  reading  books  strand  newyork  davidmarkson 
february 2011 by stml
In Cramped Japan, the iPad Is the Home Library - BusinessWeek
Book-scanning start-ups making it big in Japan.
booktwo  scan  scanning  digitisation  books  ebooks 
february 2011 by stml
The Smell of Books
The Smell of Books: "Lignin, the stuff that prevents all trees from adopting the weeping habit, is a polymer made up of units that are closely related to vanillin. When made into paper and stored for years, it breaks down and smells good. Which is how divine providence has arranged for secondhand bookstores to smell like good quality vanilla absolute, subliminally stoking a hunger for knowledge in all of us."
lignin  paper  books  smell  bookshops  booktwo 
february 2011 by stml
Authors get bold as gay literature picks up in India - The Times of India
"The Gujarat-based author, also a Sidney Sheldon fan, adds, "My book is an account of a person. That he is gay is just one of the many aspects of the story." But the book's cover, a bare-chested man with a stubble and the title written in hot pink, tells a different story."
india  gay  book  books  sexuality  homosexuality  writing  karthika 
february 2011 by stml
Rick Poynor: What Does J.G. Ballard Look Like?: Observers Room: Design Observer
Survey of cover art and other ephemera for the great JG
booktwo  ballard  books  design 
february 2011 by stml
書籍のスキャン、PDF化代行サービス。1冊90円より-スキャポン-
Japanese service accepts hardcopy books from your shelves or direct from Amazon, then scans them and sends you a PDF. (Allegegly)
booktwo  service  digitisation  ebooks  books  scan  scanning  pdf 
february 2011 by stml
On elibraries | You the User
Matthew Solle on elending and the bizarre repercussions thereof.
libraries  elibrary  elending  library  lending  books  overdrive  booktwo 
february 2011 by stml
The author, the philistine PM and a crusade with no happy ending - The Independent
"I can't understand how a man who seems never to read imaginative writing of any kind (novels, poetry, short stories, high-brow, middle-brow, low-brow, anything) can understand life, people, the world... It's not for me to say how people should live. But people who have power over me? I want them to read because their limited, impoverished dreams may become my nightmares."
booktwo  yannmartel  canada  politics  books  reading 
february 2011 by stml
Amazon.com: Kindle Singles
Which is, unless I'm mostly mistaken, more weight on the Amazon-as-publisher-or-at-least-facilitator-of-mass-"self"-publishing thing. But it might also be a boost to shorts stories and essays, so.
booktwo  shorts  essay  amazon  book  books  kindle  publishing 
january 2011 by stml
Book Review: Yarn | Fandomania
Fashionpunk!
starpunk  fashionpunk  literature  book  books 
january 2011 by stml
Not Voodoo: Tajazzle your vajazzle
"Increasingly though things that aren't heavy, are, or should be, expensive. Things like information, music, books lose value as soon as they become digital, because they've lost their object."
books  advertising  value  plainlystated  object 
january 2011 by stml
The War of the Worlds, Plus Blood, Guts and Zombies: Amazon.co.uk: H G Wells: Books
I think this trend is over now. For shame, S&S.
booktwo  books  parody  trend  desperate  popular  market  ondemand 
january 2011 by stml
How novels came to terms with the internet | Books | The Guardian
"The internet has altered our lives in ways television never did or could, but mainstream literary novelists – by which I mean writers who specialise in realistic, character-based narratives – have mostly shied away from writing about this, perhaps hoping that, like TV, it could be safely ignored. They've ceded the field to authors of speculative fiction, such as William Gibson and Cory Doctorow, whose hacker and brand-ninja characters exist primarily to explain or propound ideas about bleeding-edge technology, or thriller writers who concoct ingenious but outlandish tales about the potential nightmares lurking in same." Oh hai NR.
networkrealism  guardian  books  book  booktwo  via:migurski  via:blech  fiction  internet  literature 
january 2011 by stml
In decor, shelves that embellish
'"Objectifying objects," Ann Mack at JWT New York, the marketing and advertising agency, wrote in her trend report for the coming year, "would be a trend to watch."' They do furnish a room. Megalisters for corporate space, like the plexiglass elephants. Beware.
via:danw  booktwo  books  publishing  bookstores  spacefilling  christ  trends  surplus  buckets  dumpsters  emptylibraries  thisiswhathappens 
january 2011 by stml
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