Big Time for a Novel Set Under the Big Top
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Despite the presence of not one but two Oprah Winfrey selections in bookstores, it is a sleeper hit from last year that has muscled its way to being a big paperback read this summer.
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The greatest mystery of âThe No. 1 Ladiesâ Detective Agencyâ is whether the story of this novel can translate to film.
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âThe Richesâ is so compelling it deserves to be a hit, generating as much media attention and Internet chatter as âDeadwood,â âNip/Tuckâ or â24.â
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In â7: The Mickey Mantle Novel,â Peter Golenbock has taken a calculated risk: that fans will want to hear fictional, profane, smutty and yet plausible stories about Mantleâs sex life.
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"North River" (Little, Brown and Company, 352 pages, $25.99) &#151; Pete Hamill: The streets of old New York are getting mighty crowded with fictional characters. Contemporary authors seem more apt then ever to dip into the city's rich past to tell their tales. Among the few who stand out are E.L. Doctorow, Kevin Baker, Caleb Carr, Thomas Kelly &#151; and Pete Hamill.
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Bigger is better -- at least right now. Here's a smart way to play the large-cap bounce back.
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It offers more than you might have thought.
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A medium breaks the bonds of time and expectation to find its inner razzle-dazzle.
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The usual pre-National Book Awards&#39; (NBA) anticipation was heightened by controversy over the fiction nominees (five women authors, all living in New York) and wonder at the nomination of the surprisingly readable 9/11 Commission&#39;s The 9/11 Commission
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By JENNIFER C. YATES PITTSBURGH - A few simple keystrokes may soon turn blather into books.
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Some books are better for summer, some for certain times of day; Murakami's latest is a night owl's delight.
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Ready for takeoff More modern, more art
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By Jennifer C. Yates, Associated Press  PITTSBURGH -- A few simple keystrokes soon may turn blather into books.
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Hiding just next to "the next big thing" are the market's truly massive rewards.
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Alex Witchelâs novel is about New York at the juncture of the super rich and the media elite, in other words, what passes for aristocracy in America.
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The literary master's dazzling, dizzying 1,085-page new novel is not for those looking for a snack
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This story can make you money -- if it's true.