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Marketing a book is an art form, a delicate match of writer and approach. Ward Sutton imagines all the ways this could have gone wrong for famous authors in the past.

Readers respond to recent issues of the Sunday Book Review.

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Classic books illustrated — by artists who have clearly not read the books.

Illustrations by Ward Sutton NOW THAT THE BLOOM is off the WeWork rose and legions of napkin-sketch entrepreneurs face the prospect of launching a business without the comforts of on-tap kom­bucha and onsite kickboxing classes, its worth remember­ing that many a billion-dollar business started out in an "office" more akin to an Uzbek youth hostel than a W Hotel lobby. Or in spots more associated with personal hygiene than with product development. Here, an unblemished look back at some humble...

Gary Markstein (Creators). He keeps up his partnership with Tony Rubino at their daily strip, “ Daddy’s Home” consistently, but posts his own political commentary so rarely that I’m sometimes tempted to drop him from my GoComics lineup. However, it’s paid off this time around, because he posted this one January 12, only six days after the attempted coup, and so it sat there for more than a month, until just now, when congressional hearings transformed it and made it current. Thing is,...

Today Imlearned Limbaugh fans are the most tender, sensitive, whiny, hypocritical, useless, needy babies on the planet. Peter David: Rush Limbaugh dies the same day that Trump Plaza is imploded. Certainly symbolic of something. I would happily dance on his grave. If the God his followers pretend to believe exists, Rush is burning in hell, but in my belief system hes just being pumped full of formaldehyde to replace the bile hes been filled with for decades. https://t.co/4UNu8q2wdQ — Gerry Con...

At some point in the past four years, the deranged nature of our current reality probably broke a little piece of you, to the point that you started taking a perverse pleasure in certain events. Maybe it was schadenfreude when Donald Trump supporters were literally praying for Joe Biden’s win to be overturned at their local election office. Maybe it was tense excitement when conservative operators told Trump voters to boycott the crucial Georgia Senate race. Or maybe it was the bizarre joy of...