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iReadNet Message, iReadNet Going Dark. iReadNet, home of a thousand authors, ten thousand video clips, and hundreds more still in the can, is suspending operations indefinitely in the coming weeks after fifteen years of free service to the publishing industry. iReadNet covered book fairs and author readings, lectures and interviews, including the Miami Book Fair International, the National Book Fair, BookExpo America, the Gothenburg Book Fair, Frankfurt Book Fair, New York Comic Con, C2E2, university and bookstore events. The site was designed to sell books, sponsorships, web information and services around the globe. iReadNet and its video news network of kids books, cookbooks, adult fiction and non-fiction channels, attracted thousands of visitors around the globe every day. iReadNet is looking for a strategic partnership and hoping to re-tool the site with new technologies.

Mary Gordon, Stuart Dybek, and Russell Banks take a short cut. Mary Gordon, Stuart Dybek, and Russell Banks read their stuff and take a few questions from the audience.

Leticia Moreinos Schwartz breaks down language barriers to write authentic Brazilian cookbooks. Acclaimed Brazilian cookbook author and teacher Leticia Moreinos Schwartz brings her passion for native hometown Brazilian cooking to the Miami Book Fair International 2013.

Cory Doctorow weighs-in on utopia, gamers and gaming, digital rights and sci-fi meaning in real life. Canadian-born blogger, journalist, common copyright activist, and award-winning science fiction author Cory Doctorow introduces his new graphic sci-fi novel, In Real Life, and weighs in on everything from gut flora to gold farming games and the internet.

Natalie Merchant signs off on her first children's book, Leave Your Sleep. Singer-songwriter-musician Natalie Merchant signs her first children's book, adapted from her acclaimed folk album, Leave Your Sleep.