Omni Daily News

By Dave Callanan

History on Display:  In honor of their 50th anniversary, Amsterdam's Anne Frank House museum has announced that a nearly-complete collection of Anne Frank's famous diary is now available for public viewing.

Now on display are the three parts of the diary, a book of short stories she wrote called "Tales from the Secret Annex," and a notebook of her favorite quotations.

Anne also wrote 360 loose pages written on flimsy paper, mostly revising earlier diary entries with the intention of publishing it after the war. Because of the papers' fragile state, the museum said it will display 40 sheets at a time and rotate them.

Get Ready for Another Book, Nation:  GalleyCat is reporting that comedian/author/defender of liberty Stephen Colbert has just sold a yet-to-be-named follow-up to I Am America (And So Can You!).  Not surprisingly, the book is slated for an election-year release in 2012.

Free Comics This Saturday: NPR.org provides a great checklist for the comics agnostic in anticipation of Free Comic Book Day this Saturday, May 1. 

Moving and Shaking:  Thanks to a great article yesterday from Boing Boing's Xeni Jardin, Norman Mailer: MoonFire ranks among the top titles in our Movers and Shakers list this morning.