Wednesday, May 16, 2012 - Page updated at 07:00 a.m.
E-book class-action lawsuit to move forward
In denying court petitions by Apple and five major publishers, a federal judge in New York gives the go-ahead to a class-action lawsuit alleging e-book price fixing
Monday, May 14
'All the Money in the World': gaining inspiration in getting and spending | Book review
Lit Life: Q&A with Mike Veseth, professor of wine-economics | Lit Life
Sunday, May 13
Crime fiction: Seattle-area authors set their mysteries here, there and Cincinnati
'In One Person': John Irving's novel of desire, two ways | Book review
'Making Babies': into the unknown country of motherhood | Book review
'Suddenly, a Knock on the Door' is tops at Elliott Bay Book Co.
Stephen King and Rachel Maddow top the best-sellers
Friday, May 11
'Are You My Mother?': Alison Bechdel's take on the mother-daughter bond | Book review
Wednesday, May 9
'Fifty Shades' too steamy for some library shelves
Where the wild things still are: bedtime rituals
Tuesday, May 8
Local Books: 'Last Night' poems by Brush, 'American Pandemic'
'Wild Things' author Maurice Sendak dies at 83
Monday, May 7
Lit Life: Skagit River Poetry Fest has fine lineup of readings, events | Lit Life
Sunday, May 6
Julie Andrews on writing, acting and 'anxiety dreams'
'Bring Up the Bodies' a wonderful, terrible sequel to 'Wolf Hall' | Book review
'Rain Dragon': searching for greener pastures (organic version) | Book review
A hunger for Suzanne Collins at Seattle's Santoro's Books
David Baldacci and Rachel Maddow lead the list of best-sellers
Saturday, May 5
'Pradeep Mathew': The story of a country, told through cricket | Book review
'The Wind Through the Keyhole': a sort-of return to the Dark Tower | Book review
Talking with 'The Serpent's Shadow' author Rick Riordan
Friday, May 4
'Private Empire': the secretive world of ExxonMobil | Book review
Thursday, May 3
'Little Prince' discovery offers new insight

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