Saturday Morning LitLinks
Tim Martin reports on his exclusive access to the JG Ballard archive. (Telegraph)
Can David Markson’s library be put back together again. (Jacket Copy)
Pocket Books launches online community for romance and urban fantasy readers. (Publishers Weekly)
Who will blink first in the eReader price war? (PCWorld)
Rachel Harvey offers an update on the Alan Shadrake trial in Singapore. (BBC)
Booktrust launches a new literary award, the Independent Foreign Fiction Prize, starting in 2011. (Booktrust)
The 15 biggest bestsellers… evah. (Huffington Post)
Angela Wang marvels at Emily Dickinson’s green thumb. (The Epoch Times)
“On this day in 1485, William Caxton printed Sir Thomas Malory’s Morte Darthur. England’s first printer was more than a printer: in his preface to The Order of Chivalry, a practical book on knight-errantry to go with Malory’s Romance, Caxton complains that the knights of his day are altogether too un-Arthurian, spending far too much time at brothels, dice and “taking ease.”" (Today in Literature)
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