After Amazon’s aggressive stance against a major book publisher became public last week, criticism and complaints mounted. But Amazon seems confident it will get what it wants.
Amazon, which controls more than a third of the book trade in the United States, is marking many books published by Hachette Book Group as not available for at least two or three weeks.
Bookish, a book recommendation site started by three publishing houses, had faced difficulties since its debut early last year.
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The TV and radio host’s new book, “Death of a King,” was acquired by Little, Brown and Company and will show “the real Martin, a man hounded and set upon by all comers in the 12 months before he died.”
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The book, which is set for publication next year, will detail her experiences with life-threatening illnesses.
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The famed primatologist has apologized for borrowing passages from Web sites for her new book, “Seeds of Hope,’’ and vows to correct any unintentional errors.
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