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Kater Gordon, the writer's assistant turned writer, won an Emmy for the last episode of last season's Mad Men. October 16, 2009
Captain Sullenberger Reads From His New Book, Highest Duty
Captain Sullenberger reads an excerpt from his new book, Highest Duty, from his home in this video clip. October 15, 2009
Big Mouth Billy Bass Connected To Twitter
A clever individual has connected his Big Mouth Billy Bass to Twitter using an mbed microcontroller. Now you do it at home. October 14, 2009
Get Married Magazine Debuts
Get Married Media has announced the launch of Get Married magazine, a new shopping and trend guide for brides. October 14, 2009
Bidding War Erupts Over Rights to Mandela Book
Publishers are in a bidding war over the rights to publish a book based on the archives of Nelson Mandela. October 14, 2009
Paul Anka Gets This is It Royalties and Co-writer Credit
The Wall Street Journal reports that songwriter Paul Anka will be getting 50% of the songwriting royalties from This Is It October 14, 2009
Eoin Colfer Writes New Book in Hitchiker's Guide to the Galaxy Series
Thirty years after the publication of The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy by the late Douglas Adams, there is a new book in the series. October 12, 2009
Eoin Colfer Writes New Hitchihker's Guide to the Galaxy Book
Eoin Colfer, bestselling author of the Artemis Fowl books, has taken on the task of continuing Douglas Adams' Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy series. October 12, 2009
Conde Nast Closes Several Publications
The big news in the magazine industry this week was Conde Nast's decision to shutter several publications. October 11, 2009
President Obama's Nobel Peace Prize Win Generates Controversy
President Obama's completely unexpected Nobel Peace Prize win has been very controversial. October 10, 2009
YouTube Now Serving One Billion Video Views Daily
YouTube announced this week that they are now serving one billion video views each day. October 10, 2009
Recession is Forcing Couples to Split for Jobs
There are many working couples in today's world that have been hit very hard by the recession. October 10, 2009
The Poetry Society Rolls Out Kniited Dylan Thomas Poem
The Poetry Society rolled out its giant centenary poem at the British Library, in London on October 7th. October 10, 2009
Edgar Allan Poe Finally to Get Proper Funeral
160 years late, Edgar Allan Poe has finally been properly gotten a proper burial. October 9, 2009
Don Paterson Wins Forward Poetry Prize
The BBC reports that Scottish poet Don Paterson has won the £10,000 Forward Poetry Prize for his anthology entitled Rain. October 8, 2009
Another Obscure Nobel Prize Winner for Literature
The Nobel Prize for Literature was awarded to a little know author, Herta Muller. October 8, 2009
Children's Book About Gay Penguins Tops Banned Book List
In 2008, the American Liberary Associated recorded 513 cases where books were targeted for censorship. October 7, 2009
Robo.to Offers Micro Video Blogging
We have microblogging, so why not microvideoblogging. October 6, 2009
Hilary Mandel Wins Man Booker Prize
Hilary Mandel has won the Man Booker Prize for the novel, Wolf Hall. October 6, 2009
Nobel Prize for Literature to Be Live Webcast
The Nobel Prize for Literature will be broadcast live from the Swedish Academy in Stockholm, Sweden, on Thursday, October 8, at 1:00 p. October 6, 2009
New Large Format Pet Magazine Called Tame Debuts
Tame is a new large format, broad-spectrum pet magazine for the Southwest Area. October 5, 2009
Dood Will Scream Your Tweets From Rocky Cliff
A dood named Sam Wilson at illScreamYourTweets. October 3, 2009
Lord Byron's Letters Reveal Affair and Criticism of Fellow Writers
Sotheby's in London will auction some letters written by English poet Lord Byron on October 29th. October 2, 2009
Twitter to Launch Twitter Lists
Twitter blogged yesterday that it will soon add a feature called Lists. October 1, 2009
Danielle Steel's Former Assistant Admits She Embezzled From Employer for Years
Bestselling author Danielle Steel was shocked to discover that her assistant of fifteen years had been systematically embezzling from her. September 30, 2009

