Lost Thing tales gain life with Oscar winning short
An Australian artist Shaun Tan’s The Lost Thing wins an Oscar for best short animated film and the story is released in Lost & Found a Scholastic collection. It weaves a tale of a boy who saves a strange creature and navigates a world full of discarded objects seeking belonging.
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Oddest book title contest draws a Crowe in London
Britain's Diagram Prize finalist list features "8th International Friction Stir Welding Symposium Proceedings" and "What Color is Your Dog" with canine flair. Other entries include "Managing a Dental Practice The Genghis Khan Way" and "The Generosity of the Dead", plus "The Italian's One Night Love Child" and "Myth of the Social Volcano" on demographics in China. The Bookseller runs the prize since 1978.
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Stephen King novel on JFK assassination named 11/22/63
Acclaimed writer Stephen King explores the real life horror of President Kennedy’s assassination in a forthcoming novel titled 11/22/63. The story follows a high school teacher’s desperate bid to prevent the tragedy as a 1000 plus page work promises a deep dive into an alternate history.
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