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• Fathers and Sons and Superheroes - Paul Constant, The Stranger
• Amazon Buys Goodreads for $150 Million - Kara Swisher, All Things D
• A Little Less Charity for All - Georgia Keohane, Washington Monthly
• Announcing a New Reader Tax - Chris Haven, The Millions
• Moleskine Seeks $455 Million in IPO - Cinelli & David, Bloomberg
• The Writer's Odds of Success - William Dietrich, Huffington Post
• Verdict: $50 Million for Patricia Cornwell - Denise Lavoie, Huffington Post
• Was Mancur Olson Wrong? - Jonathan Rauch, American
• Foundation Regrets Paying Jonah Lehrer - Amanda Holpuch, Guardian
• Government Dings Macmillan for $20 Million - Andrew Albanese, PW
• Solving a Murder-by-Crossbow - Tom Nolan, Wall Street Journal
• The Titanic Exhibit Experience - Mary McCarthy, Splice Today
• Is This the Next 'Cloud Atlas'? - Sam Sacks, Wall Street Journal
• How Much Do Novelists Make? - Paul Constant, The Stranger
• Weird Al in Pictures - Huffington Post
• Man Finds $20,000 in Used Book - Alison Flood, The Guardian
• France to Amazon: Pay $252 Million - Molly Driscoll, CSM
• What's Lurking in the Pool - Sam Sacks, Wall Street Journal
• Lena Dunham and the Earn-Out Fallacy - Jason Pinter, Huffington Post
• Who Knows if the Stimulus Worked? - Joseph Lawler, American Spectator
• Our Nineteenth Century Curriculum - Andy Kessler, Weekly Standard
• J.K. Rowling and the Pursuit of Happiness - Decca Aitkenhead, National
• Martin Amis Is Drowning in Satire - James Bowman, Washington Times
• Best Book Reviews Money Can Buy - David Streitfeld, New York Times
• Billy Crystal's $4 Million Punchline - Carolyn Kellogg, Los Angeles Times
• Authors Guild Wants $2 Billion From Google - David Kravets, Wired
• Meghan McCain Emotes It up Over Freedom - Paul Constant, The Stranger
• Will Amazon's Same-Day Delivery Kill Retail? - Farhad Manjoo, Slate
• Woman Locked Up for Overdue 'Twlight' Book - Carolyn Kellogg, LAT
• Bobby Jindal Guts Library Funding - Meredith Schwartz, Library Journal
• When Richard Burton Came to Town - Melody Datz, The Stranger
• James Bond Book Sells for $21,000 - Gabe Habash, Publishers Weekly
• Alms for the More - Suzanne Garment, Wilson Quarterly
• How Social Media Built a Library - Sarah Bayliss, Library Journal
• Borders Gift Card Holders May be SOL - Bonnie Kavoussi, Huff Post
• Worst Comic Book Ever! - Tim Marchman, Wall Street Journal
• Want to Get Rich? Don't Self-Publish - Alison Flood, The Guardian
• Warren Buffett Will Squeeze Newspapers Dry - Jack Shafer, Reuters
• The Stubborn Persistence of Textbooks - Curt Hopkins, Ars Technica
• Secret History of the Pacific Northwest - Paul Constant, The Stranger
• Harry Potter Comes to Kindle - Carolyn Kellogg, Los Angeles Times
• An Email-Arranged Marriage - Sam Sacks, Wall Street Journal
• Stephen King: I'm Rich, Tax Me - Alison Flood, The Guardian
• 'In Cold Blood' Typewriter Sells for Eight Grand - Gabe Habash, PW
• No Strings Attached to Amazon's Olive Branch - Kat Stoeffel, NYO
• Hold Back the Baby Boom Hordes - Robert VerBruggen
• Tucker Max: Too Hot for Planned Parenthood - Michael Misiak, Splice
• Blessed Are the Nobel Prize Winners? - Lou Cannon
• Good Advice From the LinkedIn Guy - Noori Passela, The National