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Canadian bookstore Indigo brings back pocket-sized book format

The mass-market paper pack, a book small enough to fit in a pocket, has been on the decline over the past decade. It is also the subject of an experiment by Canadian bookstore chain Indigo. While mass market paperbacks are most associated with romance, mystery and other fiction genres, Indigo has been working with publishers over the past year to reprint popular Canadian nonfiction in affordable, pocket-sized formats. Indigo reports that these books have been given a second life, with some returning to bestseller lists in this format.

The wheel of time returns to the screen

wheel of time Prime Video’s “” was canceled after three seasons, but that doesn’t mean the series’ run time is over. iwot studio has announced some upcoming things wheel of time Projects include an animated series, several feature films, and video games. They partnered with Thomas Wu, who worked on the Netflix production. difficult to understand. “We see tremendous opportunity in expanding ‘The Wheel of Time’ into a fully authentic, integrated, interactive and animated storytelling experience,” said Wu. “The depth of the mythology is fundamental to the continued growth of the multi-platform franchise.”

USA Today, Publishers Weekly, NYT, Amazon, and Indie Booksellers all have their own bestseller lists. The combined result is: This week, two titles make their debut on the list. Both are from giants of literary fiction. whistler Written by Ann Patchett land Written by Maggie O’Farrell. on the other hand, off campus Adaptations continue to drive sales, with 50% of this week’s top 10 Amazon fiction bestsellers coming from that series.