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July 31, 2008By Michael Cader

Speaking of Vetting Memoirs

July 31, 2008By Michael Cader

The NYT takes an interest the forthcoming IN HIS SIGHTS, written under the pseudonym of Kate Brennan, “one of the first full-length memoirs of a stalking victim….The stalking, which continues sporadically today, is at once bizarre, terrifying and, owing to Paul’s deep pockets, maddeningly relentless and difficult to trace, according to the book. It led the author to move 16 times in 16 months, she writes.” The paper makes it clear that “her true identity and that of Paul were revealed to the New York Times so that the newspaper could confirm the outlines of her case.” Harper editor Jennifer […]

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July 31, 2008By Michael Cader

More Stephenie Meyer

July 31, 2008By Michael Cader

USA Today insists, “Stephenie Meyer is the most famous writer you’ve never heard of. But not for long. Meyer’s growing popularity is like a flashing billboard on our pop culture landscape.” But Meyer says “I think that after 30 years of being the most normal person in the whole world, it’s really hard to become ungrounded. When I’m not out on tour or doing photo shoots, I tend to just forget about it all.” BREAKING DAWN goes on sale just after midnight on Friday, with a first printing of 3.2 million copies. (Her first, and bestselling, book, TWILIGHT, has 3.3 […]

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July 30, 2008By Michael Cader

Pelosi on Tour; Carr Care

July 30, 2008By Michael Cader

First female Speaker of the House Nancy Pelosi was a lot more popular when she signed to write her memoir than she is now as she embarks on a two-week media tour to promote the 174-page memoir, KNOW YOUR POWER: A Message to America’s Daughters. As an LAT story points out, it’s not a political book, even though it comes during presidential campaign season: “Pelosi has charted her journey from homemaker to the first female speaker of the House in an upbeat account her publisher classifies as a self-help book, inspired by conversations with women around the country…. Though she […]

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July 30, 2008By Michael Cader

"Waiter Rant" Writer Comes Out

July 30, 2008By Michael Cader

The anonymous blogger behind Waiter Rant is Steve Dublanica, who as come forward to promote the book of the same name based on his misadventures as a waiter. He doesn’t name the restaurant where we worked but it doesn’t take NY Mag’s food blog long to confirm that he worked for six years at Nyack’s Lanterna Tuscan Bistro.Post

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July 24, 2008By Michael Cader

Hosseini Paperback for the Holidays

July 24, 2008By Michael Cader

Khaled Hosseini’s bestselling A THOUSAND SPLENDING SUNS will be published in trade paperback on November 25. So far Riverhead says they have shipped more than 2.3 million copies of the hardcover. Their trade paperback edition of Hosseini’s first novel THE KITE RUNNER has been on the NYT paperback fiction bestseller list “for 175 weeks and counting, with more than 6.3 million copies shipped to date.”

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July 24, 2008By Michael Cader

Pre-Pub Hopes for The Gargoyle

July 24, 2008By Michael Cader

USA Today focuses on predictions of success for Andrew Davidson’s novel THE GARGOYLE, which releases on August 5. BN’s Bob Wietrak says, “We feel that after the first week it will be on the best-seller lists, and it will continue to sell well into the holiday season.” Borders’ Jennifer Northcutt adds: “For every 10 people I talk to who love it, there are a few who say they can’t get past the first 100 pages, which is a shame. Because once you hit the love story, it’s absolutely beautiful and breathtaking.” And Sheryl Cotleur of Book Passage in Corte Madera, […]

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