Tinashe MushakavanhuA bookstore in Ohio purposefully shelves works written by men backwardsAs a visual metaphor in support of Womens History MonthMar 7, 2017Mar 7, 2017
Tinashe MushakavanhuBritish govt urged to keep barriers on book trade “at an absolute minimum”As it negotiates Brexit terms with the European UnionMar 4, 2017Mar 4, 2017
Tinashe MushakavanhuCan ebooks finally open up to innovation?The World Wide Web Consortium (W3C) and the International Digital Publishing Forum (IDPF) have agreed to mergerMar 2, 2017Mar 2, 2017
Tinashe MushakavanhuWaterstones opened three branches that look like independent bookstoresIt is a behemoth, but Waterstone’s latest strategy to disguise some of its branches as independent bookstores has irked many in the indie…Feb 28, 2017Feb 28, 2017
Tinashe MushakavanhuThe world’s biggest crowd-sourced sketchbook museum and community spaceOn the wekeend I decided to visit the Brooklyn Art Library it was closed for a private event. A wedding. There was a white SUV parked with…Feb 26, 2017Feb 26, 2017
Tinashe MushakavanhuWriters open letter to President TrumpPEN America petitions US president to reconsider immigration orderFeb 25, 2017Feb 25, 2017
Tinashe Mushakavanhu‘Sensitivity readers’ masking bigger problem in publishingPolitical correctness is the new norm and book publishers are taking care not to offend. Recent political events — the Brexit vote in…Feb 20, 2017Feb 20, 2017
Tinashe MushakavanhuBelow Bryant Park lies a sophisticated book archiveMilstein Research Stacks is one of the most sophisticated book archives in the world. The New York Public Library facility, which is below…Feb 12, 2017Feb 12, 2017
Tinashe MushakavanhuLiterary agents call for Muslim authorsBook publishers want to clap back at Islamophobia.Feb 10, 2017Feb 10, 2017
Tinashe MushakavanhuTaipei Book Fair sharing the joy of readingAcclaimed artist Akibo Lee’s installation gives identity to the 2017 edition of the Taipei International Book Fair and Exhibition. It is a…Feb 8, 2017Feb 8, 2017
