Book Links: Stephen King is still talking; Cormac McCarthy is still not tweeting; Oxford is still MacGyvering the English language

Overly prolific author Stephen King says overly prolific authors are still good authors (The New York Times).
Grégoire Delacourt’s unrequited “declaration of love” for Scarlett Johansson, The First Thing You See, to be published in the U.K., despite protests of Scarlett Johansson (The Independent).
The English language just keeps getting gooder, as Oxford Dictionaries adds “awesomesauce,” “butthurt,” and “manic pixie dream girl” (Time/The Globe and Mail).
No, Cormac McCarthy isn’t on Twitter. But he is writing a new book (Flavorwire).
NASA loved The Martian so much it helped Ridley Scott make the film adaptation (Popular Science).
Thirty authors, including Richard Wagamese, among authors longlisted for CBC Creative Nonfiction Prize (CBC Books).
Original Fifty Shades publisher ordered to pay $10.7-million in royalties to former business partner (BBC).

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