News & Notes – 7/06/2019

July 6, 2019 News & Notes 3

News & Notes is a weekly Saturday post featuring book- and publishing-related news, links to interesting articles and opinion pieces, and other cool stuff

 

Book News

  • The Locus Awards were announced on June 29. Congratulations to Mary Robinette Kowal (The Calculating Stars, Science Fiction Novel), Naomi Novik (Spinning Silver, Fantasy Novel), Paul Tremblay (The Cabin at the End of the World, Horror Novel), Justina Ireland (Dread Nation, YA Novel), Rebecca Roanhorse (Trail of Lightning, First Novel), Martha Wells (Artificial Condition, Novella), and all the other winners — including Tor, which won both Best Publisher and Best Magazine (for Tor.com.)
  • Tariffs on Books from China Suspended (Publishers Weekly) The article isn’t clear, but implies that some US books are printed in China, or perhaps are made with components (paper, ink, etc.) from China.

 

Worth Reading/Viewing

 

For Writers & Bloggers

  • Blog MaintenanceWant to know how to keep your blog running smoothly? The Caffeinated Reviewer has tips for regular maintenance.

 

Book & Movie Announcements

 

Awesome Lists

 

Bookish Quote

 

That’s it for this week!

3 Responses to “News & Notes – 7/06/2019”

  1. Rita @ View From the Books

    Fun post this week, and I enjoyed all the links under Worth Reading, in various ways. Food for thought.
    I couldn’t find any more info about the Scottish “Oceans 8” book but it sounds like fun to me.
    Have a good week with your choir and your books!

    • Lark_Bookwyrm

      The tweet was from the author’s literary agency, congratulating her on a three-book deal with Avon. So it’s not written (or not completed) yet—something to look forward to! I hope you have a good week too, Rita.