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Best of the Shed
We feature some of the very best writing from inside the Shed, here on our front page. These are pieces that have earned wide approval and have been workshopped within 'The Lab', part of the Book Shed Forum.
- All rights available, please contact the authors through the Book Shed.
Harry Bingham's debut novel, The Money Makers, hit the Sunday Times bestseller list. Since then he's written four more for Harper Collins and is Editorial Director of the Writers' Workshop. As well as being Britain’s largest writers’ services company, the Writers' Workshop organises the York Festival of Writing.
Publication has been halted for a book about the atomic bombing of Japan, after the author was said to have relied on fraudulent sources.
One hundred authors have contributed to a book entitled 100 Stories for Haiti to raise money for relief efforts in Haiti. The book is a collection of short stories from writers worldwide, published tomorrow (4 March 2010).
Penguin plans to kick start e-book sales with enhanced digital editions of bestsellers. Plans for interactive e-books go beyond embedded video and audio.
Readers will be invited to download free or reduced price e-books during 'Read an E-Book Week' between 7 and 13 March.
Egmont Press will publish 9/11 Boy, a novel about friendship, family, and racial tension, from debut children's author Catherine Bruton. 
The 2009 John Llewellyn Rhys Prize winning author Evie Wyld has today been announced as Booktrust's third online writer in residence. The 29-year-old won the prestigious prize with her debut novel set in Australia, After the Fire, A Still Small Voice, which has since been shortlisted for the 2010 Authors Club First Novel Award and the Commonwealth Writers Prize.
Internet users have been warned to think twice before trusting the cloak of online anonymity to offer protection when using chat rooms and forums.
Jamie Weiss Chilton worked in different areas of publishing before settling into life as an agent at a leading agency for children's and teen literature.
UK publisher Penguin is launching a series of ten Central European Classics on 6 May.From NYT Book News
A random selection from BookShed writers.
