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Archives for December 2002

December 31, 2002By Michael Cader

Lunch for Tuesday, December 31

December 31, 2002By Michael Cader

More brief updates and distractions. Happy New Year!: Pope John Paul’s THE ROME TRIPTYCH, the Meditations of John Paul II, written over the last several months, will be published shortly. The Church says it’s “A poetic meditation about themes of finality, a last will of sorts. The pope will discuss the choice of his successor, for example.” Wire story Books editor Geeta Sharma-Jensen at the Milwaukee Journal has a somewhat unusual take on the books of the year: “The good novel was remarkably sparse, leaving one with the persistent idea that it was merely lying fallow, germinating in the imaginations […]

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December 30, 2002By Michael Cader

Lunch for Monday, December 29

December 30, 2002By Michael Cader

Not a full meal, but here are some links and bits if you’re interested: * Clint Eastwood filed a $10 million libel lawsuit against Patrick McGilligan and St. Martin’s Press over the unauthorized book CLINT: The Life of a Legend, published here in August after a number of years in print in the UK. Reuters item * The Guardian reports that Penguin is looking more appealing to investors as other parts of the Pearson media empire suffer from difficult times: “Penguin, long seen by City investors as a low growth business that plodded along in the background and might even […]

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December 20, 2002By Michael Macrone

Lunch for Friday, December 20

December 20, 2002By Michael Macrone

Holiday Schedule I’m honestly not certain what the holiday Lunch schedule will be. I’m away from most of next week, so there will definitely be no regular Lunch next week. There will be a Weekly Lunch to catch up on deals at some point during the week, with timing dependent on my web access and general mood. And there’s bound to be at least some Lunch the following week, but I don’t have a clear plan yet. Of course PublishersMarketplace.com never sleeps-except for today, when the site has indeed overslept. We introduce some new pages late last night and it […]

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December 19, 2002By Michael Cader

Lunch for Thursday, December 19

December 19, 2002By Michael Cader

The Latest Even as people are getting ready for the holidays we have some very interesting new reports: two well-known book world folks join a business trainer in a big book about how to perfect your “pitch” for everything in life; UK hit authors sign for three more books; a Spanish-language bestselling author’s first US publication; a memoir about helping an incapacitated father get well enough to fly again; a Hall of Fame baseball player looks back, and more with live reports during the day as we get them, nearly 4,000 deals available for searching, and an optional daily deal […]

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December 18, 2002By Michael Cader

Lunch for Wednesday, December 18

December 18, 2002By Michael Cader

The Latest More interesting reports as usual, including a New Yorker article that gets expanded into a big non-fiction book, a lucky 13 paperback sale, the best of Gang Land, and a historical novel causing international excitement, with live reports during the day as we get them, nearly 4,000 deals available for searching, and an optional daily deal e-mail, all for PublishersMarketplace.com subscribers. Join Marketplace here and enjoy full benefits Go directly to the latest deals Plus, check out our “addictive” book tracker to follow your books at Amazon, BN.com and 10 bestseller lists, our new Book Review Index with […]

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December 17, 2002By Michael Cader

Lunch for Tuesday, December 17

December 17, 2002By Michael Cader

Today’s Reports Lots of new reports that didn’t make Lunch Weekly last night, including a journalist’s explosive book that charts long-running connections between the Bush family and the House of Saud, two top magazine editors’ pen a novel called PAGE SEX, the legendary rivalry between runners Sebastian Coe & Steve Ovett, and much more, with new ones live during the day. How much more do we have for members? The “addictive” book tracker, thousands of hard-to-find individual contacts, Lunch posted every day and archived for the entire year, easy-to-post web pages, a rights and proposal board that really works, an […]

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