The Death of the Slush Pile. picking books to print in the internet world.

Life and Style
 
Getting plucked from the slush pile—heaps of manuscripts from hopeful amateur writers—has happened for some: Philip Roth, Anne Frank, Judith Guest, Stephenie Meyer. But now, even as the Web promised to democratize media, slush is more or less dead.
 
By Katherine Rosman  
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Dispatches: Jaipur Literature Festival. WSJ.com Mobile Edition

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The world’s literati are descending on Jaipur for the fifth annual Literature Festival. WSJ’s Amol Sharma provides daily reports.
 
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WSJ.com Mobile Edition. Pain of Fame

Life and Style
 
A new book examines why so may artists,from Marcel Proust to Michael Jackson, have health issues.

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Vengeance Will Be Mine!’ WSJ.com Mobile Edition

Life and Style
 
New movies unleash fantasies of retribution; getting back at killers, kidnappers and a wife’s paramour.
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