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David Guterson Wins 2011 Bad Sex in Literature Award - Posted December 6, 2011
David Guterson has won the Literary Review's Bad Sex in Literature Award for his novel, Ed King. The shortlist ... [GalleyCat]
Stephen King & Haruki Murakami on Bad Sex in Lit List - Posted November 22, 2011
The shortlist for the Literary Review's annual Bad Sex in Literature Award has been released.
You can read the complete shortlist below--it includes Lee Child, Haruki Murakami and James Frey.... [GalleyCat]
Janet Evanovich & Kathryn Stockett Sell One Million Kindle eBooks - Posted August 16, 2011
Authors Janet Evanovich and Kathryn Stockett have each sold more than a million Kindle books, joining what Amazon has termed the "Kindle Million Club."
The authors join the likes of Stieg Larsson, James Patterson, Nora Roberts... [GalleyCat]
Tom Cruise Could Play Jack Reacher - Posted June 14, 2011
Deadline New York broke the news that Tom Cruise is currently considering the role of thriller hero Jack Reacher in an adapta... [semanticweb.com]
Do Blurbs Matter? - Posted April 5, 2011
Do blurbs matter when you buy a book?
Over at The Awl, six authors shared vastly different opinions about blurbs. They also offered some practical advice about getting blurbs for your own work--add your though... [GalleyCat]
Lee Child, Stieg Larsson And James Patterson Top BooksOnBoard eBook Sales Last Week - Posted November 22, 2010
Authors Lee Child, Stieg Larsson, ... [AppNewser]
Barnes & Noble Announces "More in Store" September Lineup - Posted September 7, 2010
Barnes & Noble has released the September line-up for its "More in Store" program for Nook. This month Nook owners have exclusive access to new work from Lee Child, Mark Bittman... [AppNewser]
'The Silence of the Lambs' Leads NPR List of Top 100 Thrillers - Posted August 4, 2010
Counting more than 100,000 votes, NPR Books has assembled a list of Killer Thrillers, readers' picks for the top 100 thrillers of all time.
Surprisingly, recent bestsellers like The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo by ... [GalleyCat]
How to Find an Agent for Your Animal Writing - Posted April 14, 2010
Over the last few years, library cats and journalists' dogs have inspired a number of bestselling books. If you're thinking about writing about your pet, keep reading--we interviewed an expert about the whole process.
Today's guest on the Morning Media Menu was canine ... [GalleyCat]
Bantam Dell Publisher Nita Taublib Steps Down - Posted April 13, 2010
As news broke of an imprint merger at Random House today, the conglomerate publisher announced that Bantam Dell publisher Nita Taublib will be leaving the company. She will s... [GalleyCat]
Read Like a NY Times Columnist - Posted September 9, 2009
Ever wish you could peek into the bookshelf of a New York Times columnist? This week The Daily Beast fulfilled your desires with special feature looking at ... [GalleyCat]
Carlos Ruiz Zafon Novel Debuts on Top of Indie Bestseller List - Posted June 25, 2009
During its debut week on the list, "The Angel's Game" by Carlos Ruiz Zafon topped the Indie Bestseller List in the hardcover fiction category.
After polling hundreds of independent booksellers around the country, IndieBound released the Indie Bestsell... [GalleyCat]
Could Sebastian Faulks Be Authoring the Centenary Bond Novel? - Posted July 9, 2007
MI6 News, devoted to news and opinion on all things spy-related, has been covering rumors and related information about the Ian Fleming Trust's plans to publish an original Bond novel in the spring of 2008 to coincide with the centenary of the author's birth. They've already ruled out Stephen Fry, Frederick... [GalleyCat]
ITW Prepares for a Serial Thrill - Posted June 18, 2007
In May 2006, the International Thriller Writers organization was gearing up to launch its first anthology, THRILLER; its first fan conference, ThrillerFest, and a whole host of related activities. The infrastructure was in place for what would prove to be a successful anthology and conference, but as always, a big question... [GalleyCat]
