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Charlie Chaplin’s only novel published for the first time

Footlights, the screen legend's unseen prequel in prose to the film Limelight, reflects his sadness at declining stardom

Can Twitter co-founder take an ‘evolutionary leap’ into storytelling?

Collaborative publishing website Medium, which aims to reinvent the blog, secures first external investment. By Ben Cardew

Turn your passions into prose? Now there’s a movel idea

By encouraging the young to publish fan fiction, story-sharing startup Movellas is tackling English children's low literacy levels, writes Anna Baddeley

Colleen Hoover fans press publisher into print version of ebook

Romance author's fans succeed with social media drive to persuade Atria books into a paper version of free e-novella released late last year

Nosy Crow talks fairytales, reluctant readers and game-like apps for kids

'It's not half of us saying make it really gamey and half saying make it really booky', explains UK publisher. By Stuart Dredge

365 x 365: a digital experiment that’s a missed opportunity

James Robertson's daily short stories are a promising idea let down by poor digital design, says Anna Baddeley

Key to hit books discovered, study claims

Academic Yejin Choi says her algorithm can predict 'highly successful literature' with 84% accuracy

Digital publishing: the experts’ view of what’s next

Industry luminaries scry the spins ahead in the helter skelter revolution at the centre of their business

David Thomson on Tom Rosenthal, publisher of The Biographical Dictionary of Film

I first met Tom Rosenthal in the 1970s in Secker and Warburg's offices in Carlisle Street, Soho

Ebooks: self-publish and be annotated

Editorial: One might not be able to share an ebook, but it's possible to highlight and annotate them for all to see.

When will publishers wake up to the challenge of Amazon?

The books industry still underestimates the disruptive power of Jeff Bezos's awesome ambition

How publishing fiction online launched the career of this young writer

Beth Reeks: Indie publishing via online writing communities and ebooks can provide valuable feedback, and even set you on the path to mainstream success

Amazon reveals quarter of Kindle ebook sales in US were for indie publishers

Figures from world's biggest bookseller trumpeted as sign of how self-publishing and smaller labels are changing the industry

Penguin teams up with Readmill on booksharing app

Free app allows ebook readers to share highlights and update to social media websites

Young adult readers ‘prefer printed to ebooks’

Survey finds that 62% of 16 to 24-year-olds prefer traditional books over their digital equivalents

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  • Bernie Sanders and AOC introduce bill to pause building of new datacenters
  • Meta and YouTube designed addictive products that harmed young people, jury finds
  • Jamie Lee Curtis to lead Murder, She Wrote reboot movie
  • Pretty Lethal review – Amazon’s ballerina action thriller puts on a decent enough show
  • Valerie Perrine obituary
  • UK iPhone users face over-18 age check to use services after update
  • Hundreds of UK teenagers to trial six-week social media curbs for major study
  • What are the rules on cryptocurrency donations to UK political parties?
  • Former Google executive Matt Brittin selected to be next BBC director general
  • Matt Brittin: why the BBC’s new Doctor Who-loving boss may not have much time for sleep
  • Backlash mounts over twist in Robert Pattinson Zendaya romcom The Drama
  • Billy Idol Should Be Dead review – nostalgic docu-tribute to British postpunk’s rebel
  • Underland review – poetic exploration of life deep beneath the Earth’s surface
  • Redoubt review – Denis Lavant is unforgettable as an oddball building a public shelter for obscure disaster
  • Stephen Colbert to write new Lord of the Rings film after end of the Late Show
  • ‘Denial machine’: climate misinformation is fuelling conflict in Australian communities, inquiry finds
  • Influencers are promoting these three health tests – but they risk doing more harm than good
  • Meta ordered to pay $375m after being found liable in child exploitation case
  • OpenAI shutters AI video generator Sora in abrupt announcement
  • Anthropic and Pentagon face off in court over ban on company’s AI model
  • Tom Georgeson obituary
  • Baltimore sues Elon Musk’s AI company over Grok’s fake nude images
  • Mike & Nick & Nick & Alice review – double the Vince Vaughn in middling time travel comedy
  • Live-action movie version of children’s TV series Mr Benn in the works
  • Protect men and boys from manosphere influencers, Labour MPs tell Ofcom
  • ‘Was that an earthquake?’ Italy’s great psychogeographer tackles the Vesuvius-haunted Naples tourists seldom see
  • MPs accuse social media firms of spreading Iran misinformation
  • Why is the US so expensive? Everything comes in a ‘premium’ version, from doctors’ appointments to movies
  • Argos faces backlash over ‘influencer kit’ for toddlers
  • Who’s Afraid of Virginia Woolf? at 60: Elizabeth Taylor still crackles with feral energy

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