Book Links: Millennium trilogy grows to six parts; hating Jonathan Franzen; how the pros read for pleasure

Chicago artist Theaster Gates Jr. buys derelict bank for $1, turns it into library and arts centre. (Mental Floss)
Why is everyone so obsessed with hating Jonathan Franzen? (The Globe and Mail)
Marlon James’s Man Booker Prize winner was rejected 78 times. Here’s a quiz on other rejected classic books. (The Guardian)
R.L. Stine’s Fear Street series to be adapted by 20th Century Fox. (Screen Crush)
David Lagercrantz will pen two more books in Stieg Larsson’s four-part Millennium trilogy. (Yahoo News)
Doctors Without Borders becomes first non-profit to joint Wattpad. (GalleyCat)
Translation imprint Amazon Crossing makes $10-million funding commitment. (The Digital Reader)
New memoirs on the way from Ai Weiwei and Bobby Brown. (Book2Book)
A brief survey of how professional readers read for pleasure. (Lit Hub)
ABC has begun adapting YA novels before they’re even released. (AV Club)

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