Turning Pages: Book news for November 19

November 19

PAST PAGES
Poet and literary critic Allen Tate was born on this day in 1889 in Kentucky. Tate helped launch a poetry magazine called The Fugitive and was an advocate for Southern regionalism. Tate died in Nashville in 1979.

SPOKEN WORDS
"It's good to know how to read, but it's dangerous to know how to read and not how to interpret what you're reading." boxer Mike Tyson (b. 1966.)

NEW RELEASES

• "Captivated by You" (Sylvia Day, romance). Kindle. Nook.
• "My Heart Is a Drunken Compass: A Memoir" (Domingo Martinez, memoir). Amazon. 

​DAILY DEALS

• "The Taking" (Kimberly Derling, young adult). $1.99 Nook.
• "The Memory Thief" (Don Donaldson, mystery). $1.99 Kindle.

NEWS

• The Costa Book Awards has announced its shortlist.
• Digital Book World is conducting its third annual author survey.
• Andy Cohen talks about his latest pop culture name-dropper.
• The legendary graphic novel "From Hell," previously adapted for film, is now going to be a television series.