Book News: First Editions Club, British Bitchery: The New Yorker Greenlight Bookstore in Brooklyn is one of a growing number of sellers seeking to appeal to collectors by launching first-editions clubs. Peter Osnos reports on the general optimism among book publishers at last week's B.E.A. Clive James revives the debate about niceness in literary criticism, claiming that "America can't do the bitchery of British book reviewing and literary commentary." In Bookforum, John Jeremiah Sullivan on the story behind the newly published "Cotton Tenants," a long-forgotten report by James Agee that was a precursor to "Let Us Now Praise Famous Men." More June books to watch out for. GQ sends the Pulitzer Prize-winning novelist Adam Johnson to profile Kim Jong-il's former sushi chef.