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Zombies then comic books? A winning 1-2 punch onAMC Philadelphia Inquirer "Comic Book Men" in action: Store manager Walter Flanagan (left) and Bryan Johnson at the comic store in Red Bank. IN THE AGE of the DVR, caring about audience flow is supposed to be, well, so 2007. We record what we want, we watch when we can. and more »

book sale DGN Downtown Devil By Carolina Lopez, on Thursday, February 9th, 2012 For the 56th year, the Arizona State Fairgrounds will host a charity used book sale Saturday and Sunday. The book sale, Book Sale 56, is held and organized by the Volunteer Non-profit Service ... and more »

Hindustan Times Lemony Snicket is back with new book series Hindustan Times Little Brown Books for Young Readers announced Wednesday that Who Could That Be At This Hour? will be out in October. It's the first of four volumes of the All the Wrong Questions series, a “highly autobiographical account” of Snicket's childhood. New Snicket 'Autobiography' Series AnnouncedPublishers Weekly Seth teams up with Lemony Snicket for new seriesComics Beat all 123 news articles »

Comer Library to offer e-books Daily Home Online The library plans to join an e-book consortium in April, allowing patrons to download e-books from any computer using their library card number. SYLACAUGA — BB Comer Memorial Library plans to offer a paperless book service in the coming months. Winter waltz party at Eagle Mountain House Feb. 11Conway Daily Sun all 3 news articles »

The Bookseller Penguin Ends E-Book Library Lending And Relationship With OverDrive paidContent.org Starting tomorrow, it will stop offering e-books and digital audiobooks to libraries—at least until it finds a new partner. With this move, Random House becomes the only big-six publisher to allow unrestricted access to its e-books in libraries ... Penguin halts e-books sales to librariesWall Street Journal Penguin Stops Selling e-Books to LibrariesPublishers Weekly Penguin US abruptly stops selling ebooks to librariesMobyLives all 23 news articles »

IBNLive.com Camelot — Never mind the chippies New York Post John F. Kennedy is the man whose picturesque presidency launched a thousand coffee-table books. When the late conservative writer William F. Buckley was asked to explain Kennedy's enduring appeal, he said, “His sheer beauty.” Mimi Alford's account of ... A Handsome LieNational Review Online all 175 news articles »