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NEW YORK – If you’re hoping to buy the new edition of O.J. Simpson’s “If I Did It,” don’t expect to find a copy at Barnes & Noble. Read more

NEW YORK – In announcing that he was stepping down as President Bush’s top political advisor, Karl Rove said Monday that he wanted to write a book about his White House years. Read more

Author Marianne Wiggins doesn’t pretend she’s up on modern technology. Read more

No releases attained sudden fame at BookExpo America, which ended Sunday, although booksellers and publishers praised such fall titles as Richard Russo’s novel, “Bridge of Sighs,” and anticipated Alan Greenspan’s memoir, “The Age of Turbulence.” Read more

This year’s BookExpo America will be a story of networking, the old way and the new. Read more

Children’s author Mary Pope Osborne, this year’s spokeswoman for Barnes & Noble’s Summer Reading Program, has omitted at least one notable book from her own summer reading list: the final Harry Potter. Read more

Amy Hempel, short story writer, is spending a rainy morning at a Madison Avenue diner. Read more

Frederick Seidel, one of the world’s most inspired and unusual poets, orders an espresso and Pellegrino at the Carlyle Hotel. Read more

Let it begin: the countdown, the party planning, the predictions, the meaning of it all. Read more