Circuit Court Declares Texas Book Ban Law Unconstitutional, Barnes & Noble Opening New Stores, LA Public Library Buys a Publishing House, and more
Jeff and Rebecca talk about some good legal news, B&N's announced plans to open 50 new stores, quashing (and starting?) some Argylle authorship rumors, the LAPL getting into the publishing game, and more.
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Big win: Fifth Circuit declares Texas book bans unconstitutional
Anti-book ban bill introduced in New Mexico and Massachusetts, may their efforts succeed
Argylle director shuts down the T Swift conspiracy theory
Barnes & Noble to open 50 new stores this year
LA Public Library acquires indie publisher
Beautyland by Marie-Helene Bertino
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