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CNNMoney: Amazon's grip tightens on the entire book-publishing chainupdated: Tue Sep 27 2011 11:50:00

Amazon's low-priced bestsellers and Kindle e-reader are famous for changing the book industry. What's not so well known is how deeply Amazon's tentacles reach into all parts of the industry, including its growing interest in inking deals with authors to publish some of the hit books Amazon sells.

How words have the power to healupdated: Wed Jun 29 2011 10:59:00

The first thing I did after receiving what is surely one of the top two or three most terrifying medical diagnoses was pick up the telephone to call my husband to tell him to come home, and my brother to ask him to call my parents, because I couldn't bear their grief as well as my own.

Magical Ben Okri casts a spell on his readersupdated: Tue Jun 28 2011 06:06:00

For decades, poetry, novels and essays have flowed from Ben Okri's fingertips, making him one of Africa's most eminent contemporary writers.

Discovering a love of literatureupdated: Tue Jun 28 2011 06:06:00

The novelist and poet Ben Okri was raised in the UK and Nigeria where he first discovered a love of literature.

Meg Cabot's teen escapism and empowered heroinesupdated: Thu May 12 2011 09:20:00

Talking to best-selling author Meg Cabot, you can almost hear where her charming, quirky heroines find their moxie to command popular series or standalone novels.

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