From:
(title unknown) via The Reader's Advisor Online Blog by Cindy Orr on 5/17/09:
Stephen King recommends seven great reads for summer
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Monday, May 18, 2009
Monday, April 13, 2009
Collection Alert!
From:
(title unknown) via The Reader's Advisor Online Blog by Cindy Orr on 4/12/09
"Lots of book news this week, including the announcement of the posthumous publication of two Michael Crichton novels, the first of which will be The Pirate Latitudes coming out in November, a year after Crichton’s death from cancer. "
"The really big news is that Stephen King has finally, after 25 years, finished a novel called Under the Dome. The book, which is said to be over a thousand pages long, will be published in November, and concerns a city that is suddenly isolated by an invisible dome that can’t be penetrated. King said, the new novel “deals with some of the same issues that The Stand does, but in a more allegorical way.”
(title unknown) via The Reader's Advisor Online Blog by Cindy Orr on 4/12/09
"Lots of book news this week, including the announcement of the posthumous publication of two Michael Crichton novels, the first of which will be The Pirate Latitudes coming out in November, a year after Crichton’s death from cancer. "
"The really big news is that Stephen King has finally, after 25 years, finished a novel called Under the Dome. The book, which is said to be over a thousand pages long, will be published in November, and concerns a city that is suddenly isolated by an invisible dome that can’t be penetrated. King said, the new novel “deals with some of the same issues that The Stand does, but in a more allegorical way.”
Monday, March 9, 2009
Stephen King - e-book Win or Fail?
(title unknown) via The Reader's Advisor Online Blog by Cindy Orr on 3/8/09
Stephen King’s New Book Available Only As an E-Book
In celebration of the release of Amazon’s Kindle 2, the world’s best known electronic book reader, Stephen King released a novella called UR in digital form only. Sales figures have not been released, but they are said to be in the five figures so far.
Stephen King has long looked to innovation in form and format in his work. With sales figures rumored to be only in the ten thousands, Kindle may not be the best format. A non-proprietary format could possibly lead to bigger sales
Stephen King’s New Book Available Only As an E-Book
In celebration of the release of Amazon’s Kindle 2, the world’s best known electronic book reader, Stephen King released a novella called UR in digital form only. Sales figures have not been released, but they are said to be in the five figures so far.
Stephen King has long looked to innovation in form and format in his work. With sales figures rumored to be only in the ten thousands, Kindle may not be the best format. A non-proprietary format could possibly lead to bigger sales
Thursday, January 24, 2008
Book Reviews
Overcoming adversity: Trail of Crumbs: Hunger, Love and the Search for Home
Civil War: Horrors of war, multiplied in 'Republic of Suffering'
Timely Fiction: Cover-Up: Mystery at the Super Bowl
Stephen King: Reviewed in blog-land to the point of saturation: Tide of terror washes over Stephen King's 'Duma Key'
Biography: Jane Boleyn: The True Story of the Infamous Lady Rochford
Civil War: Horrors of war, multiplied in 'Republic of Suffering'
Timely Fiction: Cover-Up: Mystery at the Super Bowl
Stephen King: Reviewed in blog-land to the point of saturation: Tide of terror washes over Stephen King's 'Duma Key'
Biography: Jane Boleyn: The True Story of the Infamous Lady Rochford
Labels:
civil war,
Horror,
jane boleyn,
stephen king,
super bowl
Saturday, October 6, 2007
HOT BOOKS! HOT BOOKS! DEFEND YOURSELF!
Look out!
Oprah prescribes 'Love in the Time of Cholera' to book club
January 2008 - STEPHEN KING!!!! New Steve Book
Kite Runner - the film: 'Kite Runner' Delayed Out of Fear for Actors
Oprah prescribes 'Love in the Time of Cholera' to book club
January 2008 - STEPHEN KING!!!! New Steve Book
Kite Runner - the film: 'Kite Runner' Delayed Out of Fear for Actors
Labels:
film,
kiterunner,
love in the time of cholera,
oprah,
stephen king
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