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Last July, we wrote that Amazon is attempting to fill the void left by the recent demise of Toys R Us and would publish a holiday toy catalog, a strategy often employed by brick-and-mortar retailers. According to a recent  CNBC report, the ecommerce giant is taking a page out of the tried-and-true traditional holiday books of retail toy stores. Instead of relying on all-digital advertising, Amazon is shipping a 68-page printed guide to millions of American households in advance of the holiday season.

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Tom Rothe said he’s hopeful his son’s spinoff company offers a way forward for the family’s binding business.

Involving the UA Press widens the potential audience for catalogs beyond the art world to encompass scholars and the public at large. The catalogs will be offered via Kindle, but also the digital library JSTOR and online database Project Muse.

It went into a second printing immediately and there was a paper shortage, so for several of the eight weeks the programme was on air there was hardly a copy of Simply Delicious to be had in the country.

Athena Chavarria, who worked as an executive assistant at Facebook and is now at Mark Zuckerberg’s philanthropic arm, the Chan Zuckerberg Initiative, said: “I am convinced the devil lives in our phones and is wreaking havoc on our children.”

When he wrote “Little Man, Little Man,” Baldwin was living in the south of France, where he moved after growing disillusioned with persistent racism in America. Far from his relatives, he became even more preoccupied in his work with family dynamics and bonds.

As 2018 comes to a close, the Vox staff is sharing the most thought-provoking books we’ve read in the past 12 months. Some of them were published a long time ago, others just earlier this year. Some of them are all-around great books, some are our personal favorites, and some we have mixed feelings about. But they all have one thing in common: In a year with countless news stories, TV shows, movies, podcasts, and other books vying for our attention, these are all works we found worthy of discussion and attention.

Grady Hendrix is the boyishly enthusiastic, self-deprecating proprietor of the literary house of horrors that is "Paperbacks From Hell." A harrowing peek into just a few rooms:

Good e-Reader recently conducted research and polled over 1,200 people on ebook pricing. 65% said they wanted ebooks to be cheaper and they are too expensive. 12% said that the price is right, but they would not buy ebooks if the price increased even further and 8% said they no longer buy ebooks and exclusively borrow them from the library.

Popular horror fiction dates to Mary Shelley’s "Frankenstein," the stories of Lovecraft and Poe, and Henry James’ "The Turn of the Screw." But after the social and cultural upheaval of the ’60s, publishers found that Americans’ plentiful anxieties made perfect fodder for mass-market paperbacks, a format that first hit big with Ballantine’s mid-’60s edition of "The Lord of the Rings."

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