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March 25, 2009By Sarah Weinman

Former Treasury Secretary Henry Paulson to Write About Economic Meltdown

March 25, 2009By Sarah Weinman

Grand Central imprint Business Plus will release an account of the economic crisis by Henry Paulson, former Secretary of the Treasury and CEO of Goldman Sachs, this October. According to a statement issued Wednesday by Business Plus, the untitled book will “include Paulson’s personal recollections of key moments and decisions” and “will also include his insights on what has happened since he left office.” In a telephone interview with the AP, Paulson said: “I didn’t come to Washington thinking I was going to leave and write a book, but this period was so significant and there are so many insights […]

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March 24, 2009By Sarah Weinman

BEA Editors Buzz Forum Choices, Plus New YA Session

March 24, 2009By Sarah Weinman

BEA’s Editors Buzz Forum will return to its traditional Thursday time slot, and adds a Young Adult Buzz Forum on Friday, May 29 “to address the growing interest in young adult books.” Along with announcing this year’s selection, convention officials note that criteria for buzz book consideration has now been formalized for future years: All nominated books must have a fall release timeline (September – January). All submissions must have a digital packet which includes jacket art, first chapter, imprint logo, author photo and SMPR (social media press release). BEA will create a “Books with Buzz” tab on its web […]

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March 23, 2009By Sarah Weinman

Searching Inside HarperCollins' Digital Catalog

March 23, 2009By Sarah Weinman

HarperCollins has been promising for a while that it would make its seasonal catalogs an all-digital affair, and as of yesterday, starting with Fall 2009, they’ve taken that step with a beta version that features book jackets and covers, prices, on-sale dates, marketing information, reviews, sample spreads, quotes, important media alerts and additional media content. The aim is for a “significantly more dynamic experience” than the traditional print catalog, also making available select galleys and AREs for browsing. “We are providing an improved tool that will always contain current information and one that will save time and resources for publishers, […]

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March 20, 2009By Michael Cader

Author Obama's Earnings Close In On $9 Million

March 20, 2009By Michael Cader

While reporters still guess at George Bush’s advance, the NYT totals up President Obama’s earnings to date from his books: $8,605,429, and counting, based on disclosure forms. To clarify the CQ article we cited yesterday, which contained some errors (as did reports elsewhere), President Obama agreed in early January to a license of an abridged version of DREAMS OF OUR FATHERS for young readers, for a $500,000 advance. (Presidential aides indicate he will split the proceeds with Crown). Crown will create the abridgment, which President Obama will approve. A White House spokesperson told the NYT the president has not decided […]

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March 19, 2009By Sarah Weinman

Obama Signs Deal For Additional Nonfiction Work After He Leaves Office

March 19, 2009By Sarah Weinman

Meanwhile, Congressional Quarterly reports that Barack Obama has signed a deal, again with Crown Books, for a youth-oriented version of DREAMS WITH MY FATHER as well as a nonfiction book after he leaves office. Obama reported $2.5 million in book royalties in 2008. CQ

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March 19, 2009By Sarah Weinman

George W. Bush to Write About 'Decision Points' for Crown

March 19, 2009By Sarah Weinman

Former president George W. Bush is writing a book about decisions, reports the Associated Press. Robert Barnett negotiated world rights with Random House evp and publisher-at-large Steve Rubin, who will publish the tentatively titled DECISION POINTS with Crown in 2010. Instead of telling his life story, Bush “will concentrate on about a dozen personal and presidential choices” such as his choice of Dick Cheney as VP and sending troops to Iraq, his religious faith and his highly criticized response to Hurricane Katrina. “I want people to understand the environment in which I was making decisions. I want people to get […]

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