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August 20, 2009By Sarah Weinman

Some Small Nuggets of News Contained Within THE LOST SYMBOL Hype

August 20, 2009By Sarah Weinman

With little more than speculation to go on about the contents and the reception to Dan Brown’s THE LOST SYMBOL, USA Today’s writearound about “pent-up demand” teases out one amusing tidbit from Sessalee Hensley, the fiction buyer for B&N. She said 50 stores asked for advance copies: “I had to explain there aren’t any.”USAT But don’t look for an e-book edition in Germany, as Lübbe has no plans to release one of the German translation.Buchreport.de (via Publishing Perspectives)

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August 20, 2009By Sarah Weinman

Elizabeth Gilbert Follows up Eat, Pray Love with Book on Marriage

August 20, 2009By Sarah Weinman

A year after scrapping a 500-page followup, Elizabeth Gilbert went back to the drawing board and in January Viking will publish Committed: A Skeptic Makes Peace With Marriage, a memoir of the “tumultuous year” that came after the mega-success of Eat, Pray, Love (with 4 million copies sold as per Bookscan’s report) and “meditation on wedlock” to her Brazilian-Australian husband. Viking has announced a first printing of 1 million copies, but the NYT helpfully points out that while “such numbers are known to be widely exaggerated, they indicate the publisher’s ambitions.”NYT

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August 19, 2009By Sarah Weinman

Amazon Guarantees Release Day Delivery of THE LOST SYMBOL for hardcover, Kindle

August 19, 2009By Sarah Weinman

Clearing up what few questions remained about how Amazon would approach the September 15 release day of Dan Brown’s THE LOST SYMBOL, the retailer announced this morning that the book would be available for “guaranteed delivery” via UPS (for the hardcover edition) and via wireless (for the Kindle edition.) The hardcover will be priced at $16.17, while the Kindle edition will bear the $9.99 pricetag.Release

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August 18, 2009By Sarah Weinman

Book Tour Experimentation: Margaret Atwood's Road Show, Twitter Book Tours

August 18, 2009By Sarah Weinman

Margaret Atwood may have promoted previous books remotely via the LongPen, but for her upcoming novel THE YEAR OF THE FLOOD she’ll be a little more ever-present. The Toronto Star reports Atwood will tour the U.S., Europe and Canada “using a live performance with original music, local actors and the author herself as narrator.” Toronto Star Atwood is also starting a tour blog and using Twitter, as is Joseph Finder, who launches a Twitter Book Tour today for his new thriller VANISHED, running for the next three days. Finder website And Simon & Schuster’s worldwide publication of Philippa Gregory’s THE […]

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August 13, 2009By Michael Cader

Dan Brown Will Have A Simultaneous eBook

August 13, 2009By Michael Cader

Suzanne Herz at Knopf Doubleday said this morning, “Now that all of our security and logistical issues surrounding the e-book of THE LOST SYMBOL have been resolved, the e-book will be released simultaneously with the hardcover on September 15th. We will not be issuing any further comment on this.”

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August 13, 2009By Michael Cader

Colleagues Say Cheney's Book Will Air His Disagreements with Bush

August 13, 2009By Michael Cader

The Washington Post’s Barton Gellman runs a high-profile story based on friends and colleagues of former Vice President Dick Cheney who indicate his forthcoming memoir (not expected for publication until 2011) will have plenty of tales to tell. One story has Cheney upset that President Bush developed a mind of his own in his second term: “Cheney’s disappointment with the former president surfaced recently in one of the informal conversations he is holding to discuss the book with authors, diplomats, policy experts and past colleagues. “‘In the second term, he felt Bush was moving away from him,’ said a participant […]

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