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Harry Potter is driving Books editor Clay Smith crazy. It’s the publisher’s fault.
Clay Smith
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What would happen if B&N.com let Chronicle Books editor Clay Smith green-light ideas for their BNTV programming?
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The rest of the world may be pondering new publishing technologies like e-books and on-demand printing, but Books editor Clay Smith is still stuck on paperbacks. LSU Press’ Voices of the South series is one reason why.
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The kind of ghosts the first writer-in-residence at the Katherine Anne Porter House hopes to encounter and details on how to sign up for the Austin Public Library’s Summer Reading Program.
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How Mitch Cullin’s novel in verse began as a college assignment and ended up being optioned by a Hollywood producer.
