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Our friend Roger Kimball wears hats including that of the publisher of Encounter Books. Roger writes us with this public service announcement:
Amazon made headlines in February when they got into the censorship business. Without notice or warning, they summarily delisted Ryan Anderson’s
When Harry Became Sally: Responding to the Transgender Moment, a thoughtful, deeply researched, and humane study that I published at Encounter Books some three years ago.
But it turns out that Amazon is not the only woke book store attempting to determine what you may and may not read. We just learned that Bookshop.org, which bills itself as a scrappy alternative to the Bezos Behemoth, has also dropped the book.
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Book lovers, never fear. COVID-19 won’t defeat the 16th annual Newburyport Literary Festival (NLF), which will take place as a live, online streaming event Friday, April 23 to Sunday, April 25.
To bring this year’s events to the public, the festival will once again partner with A Mighty Blaze, a social media initiative created by authors Jenna Blum and Caroline Leavitt to help promote other authors’ new books during the continued pandemic,
While everyone will miss the joy and excitement of the in-person festival, organizers are taking advantage of the online format to feature authors from Newburyport and around the world, from “Bel Canto” author Ann Patchett, who will participate from her home in Tennessee, and Kim Johnson, who will ring in from Oregon, to British mystery writers Ruth Ware, Elly Griffiths and Dorothy Koomson, who will all join from the UK.