Hasta La Creative!

“Console Wars” is the author Blake J. Harris’s take on one aspect of the video game industry.

The fast-food chain has enlisted prominent writers like Toni Morrison, Judd Apatow and George Saunders to write essays and notes for its cups and bags.

Fans of Karl Marx and Friedrich Engels are objecting to a publisher’s claim of copyright on Marx translations.

The best-selling author Tess Gerritsen filed the suit, claiming the studio failed to give her a “based upon” film credit — and part of the profit — for her book published in 1999.

Ms. Wallace formed a small but prestigious literary agency that represented Erich Segal, William F. Buckley Jr., Joan Didion and Don DeLillo.

The investment company T. Rowe Price has published a rhyming picture book to help worried parents plan for the cost of sending their children to college.

The book, “Enough Said,” will examine language in the digital age, drawing on lectures that the executive, Mark Thompson, gave at Oxford.

The estate of Margaret Mitchell, author of “Gone With the Wind,” has authorized a prequel, being written by Donald McCaig, called “Ruth’s Journey.”

Joe Hagan, a contributing editor for New York magazine, will have access to the Rolling Stone publisher’s archives to research and write the book.

The collector’s edition of “The Brownsville Boys: Jewish Gangsters of Murder, Inc.” is lavishly illustrated, printed and boxed, and sells for $4,200 per copy.