Southern Review posted - Spammers clog Amazon Kindle store

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For anyone interested, The July 2011 issue of the Southern Review of Books has been posted and may be accessed at Southern_Review <http://anvilpub.net/southern_review_of_books.htm>.
 
In our lead story, we look at spammers inundating the Amazon Kindle store with content plagiarized or lifted from various out-of-copyright sources.
 
Stories in the new issue include:
   1. Spammers clog Amazon Kindle self-publishing channels
   2. Breaking news: Sotomayor gets $1.175 million advance for memoir
   3. Kirshbaum to head new Amazon publishing operation In New York
   4. Liberty Media offers $17 a share for Barnes & Noble 
   5. Audible launches Audiobook Creation Exchange for audio books
   6. Michele Bachmann in talks to publish book in September 
   7. Mermaids replacing vampires, zombies as next big thing
   8. Books to movies: Will your book end up as on the silver screen?
   9. iFlow Reader shuts down, blaming Apple's new apps policy
 10. Hastings first quarter earnings slide, will start selling e-books 
 11. The publishing revolution: Eight authors join Kindle Million Club
 12. John Locke eighth author to pass one million Kindle books sold 
 13. Thrillers author John Locke sells 369,000 ebooks in March
 14. Nook more popular than iPad with women, who buy 75 percent of books in U.S.
 15. Amazon.com launches fifth publishing imprint, Thomas & Mercer
 16. Eisler rejects St. Martin’s Press to self-publish series
 17. Author drops e-book price to $0.99, ups sales by 2,500 percent
 18. Penguin reissues ‘Of Mice and Men’ as enhanced e-book
 19. Georgia author praises two book festivals in Georgia, but pans one
 20. Milestones: 50th anniversary of Miller’s ‘Tropic of Cancer’ observed
 21. More on Bowker report on U.S. book publishing in 2010
 22. James Beard cookbook award winners named
 23. 2011 Moby Awards for best and worst book trailers announced
 24. Nebula names award-winners for sci-fi writing 
 25. Court revives Penguin's copyright case against American Buddha
 26. French publishers sue Google for illegal book scanning
 
 
Noel Griese, Editor, Southern Review of Books, Anvil Brokers/Anvil Publishers, Inc., Atlanta, GA
custserv-RDlVp+BSfMBWk0Htik3J/[email protected]
www.anvilpub.net, www.anvilpub.com, www.anvilpublishers.com

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