Book Links: Harlequin wants to get you tipsy; former Granta editor launches literary journal; publishers killed Oyster says CEO

Harlequin looks to create new “experiences for women” with Vintages by Harlequin–branded wine (Publishers Weekly).
HarperCollins launches a new audiobook app while Scribd adds 10,000 titles to its catalogue from Hachette, Macmillan, and others (Good e-Reader/The Digital Reader).
Haruki Murakami, Dave Eggers among contributors to new literary journal launched by former Granta editor (Vogue).
Margaret Atwood webchats about The Heart Goes Last and the inspiration for her most-loved characters (The Guardian).
Bookmate CEO Simon Dunlop says publishers wanted Oyster to fail (Publishing Perspectives).
Alexander Pope honoured with sculpture on the Thames (The Guardian).
Infographic: Celebrating 80 years of Penguin Books (The New York Times).

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