A website and blog in support of a new book on the well known manager, Peter Drucker.

Quoted: Delivers keen insights into business in the twenty-first century, while distilling Drucker's advice to management into interrogative guidance on how to strategize and triumph in this new environment

A great collection of "top 5 business books" lists from noted authors and business leaders.

Quoted: Hundreds of business books are published each year. Chances are at least one has the answers you're looking for. But how to find it? U.S. News spoke with 14 leaders from all walks of business life—from academics to entrepreneurs to corporate execs—about the five books they consider indispensable reading for managers.

An interesting question which is not fully-explored by the article. It's something I'd like to write mroe about in the future as I've always felt that the way I write at my job has indeed changed the way I write creatively, and usually not in ways that make my writing better.

Quoted: Making a living from novels or poetry isn't always possible. Do the paying jobs authors take affect their books?

A Canadian writer, the author of "Life of Pi," was asked not to read from Mein Kampf on CBC Radio during "Freedom to Read" week.

Quoted: “It’s a horrible book, but a horribly important book, because you get in the brain of one of the monsters of the 20th century,” Martel said.

Quoted: Oh frabjous day! Callooh! Callay! Perhaps it's not the right tone to be so giddy for what I'm sure will be a sobering reading experience, but who cares? I was very happy this morning to discover via the "Amazon Newsstand" Plog that William T. Vollmann has released a new book, this time going where others truly fear to tread, into the heart of poverty.

Sony finally announces that their reader is coming and all of a sudden you start seeing the next-gen. We're going back to the old school for this one folks! Scrolls!