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September 19, 2006By Michael Cader

Lunch for Tuesday, September 19

September 19, 2006By Michael Cader

Hannibal for the Holidays Bantam announced publication of Thomas Harris’s HANNIBAL RISING for December 5, the fourth book featuring Hannibal Lecter. This one focuses on Lecter between ages 6 and 20. A film version of the book, based on a screenplay by Harris, will follow closely with a February release in the US. (When signed in 2004 as part of a two-book deal, the book was originally due for fall 2005. The NYT says Harris completed the manuscript within the last month.) Publisher Irwyn Applebaum says they plan a minimum first printing of 1.5 million copies. Announcements, Awards, Etc. — […]

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