Mashable: Millions have spent the last half-century yearning to read a second novel by Harper Lee, the famously reclusive author of “To Kill a Mockingbird” — and this month, 55 years after “Mockingbird’s” release, their wait will finally end. HarperCollins will release Lee’s “Mockingbird” sequel “Go Set a Watchman” on July 14. But four days earlier, News Corp. sibling the Wall Street Journal will publish the first chapter of “Watchman.”