Hasta La Creative!

The company is scheduled to go to trial in June over the Justice Department’s accusation that it conspired with five publishing houses to fix prices on electronic books.

Harvey Weinstein and Shane Salerno, the producer and director of a documentary about J. D. Salinger, are seeking to build momentum for the film by offering only tantalizing hints about its content.

A new work by Sebastian Faulks will chronicle the aristocratic Bertie Wooster and his faithful valet, Jeeves, with the approval of the estate of their creator, P.G. Wodehouse.

The F. Scott Fitzgerald novel, which is selling briskly, now comes with two covers: one based on the original art, and another that is a tie-in to the coming movie.

In “Waiting to Be Heard,” Amanda Knox acknowledges her own mistakes and says she was the victim of mistreatment by Italian authorities while imprisoned over the murder of her roommate.

“Fifty Shades of Grey,’’ a best seller that deals with a sadomasochistic relationship, topped the list of books that readers complained about in 2012.

Deb Futter succeeds Cary Goldstein, who has been at Twelve since its inception seven years ago.

Books about bullying, for youngsters and adults, are now so numerous they are a genre in themselves.

A 1984 Supreme Court decision to permit home videotaping shaped the evolution of digital media. A ruling last week might have a similar effect.

Barnes & Noble has reduced its orders of Simon & Schuster titles, authors and agents say, because of a dispute between the two over the price of books and display space in retail stores.