Book Links: Toronto vs. Kansas City … libraries; hipsters are bee’s knees; set phasers on fun for Shatner’s comic imprint

Toronto and Kansas City libraries take baseball rivalry to twitter using book titles. (Toronto Star)
Writers tweet #WhyIWrite for National Day on Writing. (Entertainment Weekly)
What Justin Trudeau’s win could mean for Canadian libraries and copyright limits. (TeleRead)
A walking conversation with Margaret Atwood. (LitHub)
Pew Research Centre says Americans are reading less, but young people and women read the most (Electric Literature),
When it comes to instilling our colloquial language with old-timey words, hipsters are the bee’s knees. (The Independent)
William Shatner launching a comic-book imprint with LNL Partners, to feature his own work and a new graphic novel by Stan Lee. (GalleyCat)
University of Texas library opens Gabriel García Márquez archives. (The Guardian)
Disney launches ebook subscription service in the U.K. (Good e-Reader)
Chocolat author Joanne Harris on how the Internet is giving readers a “false sense of entitlement.” (The Telegraph)

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