Michael Cader

Politics, Film, Fashion, and Funnies A controversial Democratic political memoir on the way, Turow to TV, filmmaker Neil LaBute’s fiction collection, a big buy for a book that looks at the Oscars through the prism of fashion, Mel Brook’s memoir, the adventures of the country’s leading pet detective, and Larry Ashmead’s still buying cat books — plus plenty more from the 19 new reports in the last day. Deals now generate literally thousands of page views a day a PublishersMarketplace; be one of those who knows by joining us now as member. You can still try our service out for […]

Deals now generate literally thousands of page views a day a PublishersMarketplace; be one of those who knows by joining us now as member. You can still try our service out for a limited time, and you can even get an optional daily deal e-mail sent every night. Join Marketplace here and enjoy full benefits Go directly to the latest deals Report Your Own Have a deal to report? Just e-mail to michael@caderbooks.com, or use the form at PublishersMarketplace.com Report a deal using the online form Big Seasonal Drop at BAM Sales at Books-A-Million for the nine weeks ending January […]

Join us as a member now at PublishersMarketplace.com, where you can still try our service out for a limited time. You can even get an optional daily deal e-mail sent every night. Join Marketplace here and enjoy full benefits Go directly to the latest deals Report Your Own Have a deal to report? Just e-mail to michael@caderbooks.com, or use the form at PublishersMarketplace.com Report a deal using the online form Texas Paper Asks Readers Whether to Drop NYT List Another interesting sign of the declining influence (and or respect / credibility) of the New York Times bestseller list. The San […]

Lots of Deals We’ve e-mailed over 30 deals to PublishersMarketplace.com members in the last two days, including most recently a big deal for new research indicating that men and women have become more similar in attitudes and behavior over the last 30 years, A former NEA chairman on how greed and carelessness are destroying the arts in America, The “first American explorer,” the next installment of Esmeralda Santiago’s life, a number of well-priced fiction deals, even a reprint of the Manchurian Candidate, and still more. Join us as a member now at PublishersMarketplace.com, where you can still try our service […]

As warned, short and early wins. Otherwise we’d be serving Lunch for bedtime. Deals Lead the News Yesterday we confirmed the sale of Supreme Court Justice Clarence Thomas’s memoir to Harper, and a full day of over a dozen reports also includes Amy Tan’s first book of nonfiction, Steven King’s children’s book, a former NPR commentator’s inside look at building a democracy in Kandahar (and a movie option for a book about the early days of the US attach on Afghanistan), a big first fiction buy for little MacAdam/Cage, a 500-year look at classifieds, and even a book of funny […]

Tomorrow I’m going on a third grade field trip all morning, so Lunch will either be really early and short or really late. The Latest 10 new reports from yesterday, including a Giller winner’s GARBO LAUGHS, a reprint deal for a German house’s word-of-mouth success and Book Sense 76 pick, America adrift, all about the four technological revolutions of modern warfare, the rector of St. Paul’s on his church’s post 9/11 efforts in caring for personnel at the nearby World Trade Center site, and as usual much more. Members can even get a daily deal e-mail to make it easy […]