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Book Blog Home | April, 2004 Archives

Interview with Stephanie Laurens
The March/April issue of The Internet Writing Journal features an exclusive interview with New York Times bestselling romance novelist Stephanie Laurens, author of The Perfect Lover (William Morrow) and The Lady Chosen (Avon). In the interview, Stephanie discusses her latest novel, The Ideal Bride (William Morrow), where she believes creativity comes from and why she knows that love at first sight is no myth.

Source: The Internet Writing Journal

Posted on April 30, 2004
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Interview With William Dietrich
The March/April issue also features an exclusive interview with bestslling author and Pulitzer Prize winning journalist William Dietrich. His latest book is Hadrian's Wall (HarperCollins), a gripping novel of war, romance and intrigue set in the fourth century, during the Roman occupation of Britannia. In the interview, William Dietrich talks about Hadrian's Wall, his love for the environment and for history, how journalism is changing and how fatherhood has changed how he views the world.

Source: The Internet Writing Journal

Posted on April 29, 2004
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Books Criticize President Bush
Several books now in bookstores are critical of President George Bush and his administration. Bob Woodward's latest book, Plan of Attack, provides insight into the administration's decision to go to war. Terrorism expert Richard A. Clarke?s book, Against All Enemies: Inside America's War on Terror, is critical of President Bush's approach to terrorism before 9/11. And Ron Suskind's book The Price of Loyalty: George W. Bush, the White House, and the Education of Paul O?Neill, tells how the former treasury secretary Paul O'Neill disagreed with President Bush and how he came to be fired.

Source: CBSNews

Posted on April 26, 2004
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Lemony Snicket's Unfortunate Popularity
One would hope that people would read other books, but apparently children and adults insist on reading the depressing, miserable books authored by the mysterious Lemony Snicket. The popularity of Lemony Snicket is soaring as the Dec. 17, 2004 release of Lemony Snicket's A Series of Unfortunate Events, approaches. The movie is a feature film by Paramount, Nickelodeon Movies and DreamWorks based on the bestselling children's book series and starring Jim Carrey. The movie will probably turn out to be a miserable time for unfortunate Lemony Snicket fans, but if the book sales are any indication the movie will be very popular.

Source: The Write News

Posted on April 25, 2004
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2003 Nebula Awards Winners Announced
The Science Fiction Writers of America (SFWA) has announced the winners of the 2003 Nebula Awards for best science fiction or fantasy novels. The Speed of Dark by Elizabeth Moon won the Best Novel award. Other winners included Neil Gaiman, Jeffrey Ford and Karen Joy Fowler.

Source: The Write News, Past Nebula Award Winners

Posted on April 24, 2004
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Oprah Picks Novel by Carson McCullers
Oprah Winfrey has announced her latest Oprah Book Club selection. The new pick is The Heart Is a Lonely Hunter, by Carson McCullers. The novel, published in 1940, is about a group of misfits who live in a Georgia mill town.

Source: Ledger-Enquirer, Past Oprah's Book Club Picks

Posted on April 22, 2004
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Bush Admin Challenges New Woodward Book
The Bush administration has attacked Bob Woodward for his latest book, Plan of Attack. The book claims that Saudi Ambassador Prince Bandar bin Sultan was told of the plan to invade Iraq before Secretary of State Colin Powell. The Bush adminstration denies Prince Bandar was informed before Colin Powell. The book is the first to offer an in-depth look at the thoughts and actions behind the administration's decision to go to war.

Source: MSNBC.com

Posted on April 20, 2004
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Book Sense Names Best Books From Past Five Years
Book Sense has announced the a special list of favorite books from its first five years. The list is the result of voting by independent booksellers across the country who cast ballots for the titles they most enjoyed hand-selling over the past five years. The final list consists of 10 Adult Fiction, 5 Adult Nonfiction, and 10 Children's titles.

Source: The Write News

Posted on April 16, 2004
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SciFi Channel to Produce Ringworld Miniseries
Based on the classic Larry Niven books, this 4-hour miniseries in development from the SciFi Channel will follow four explorers who crashland on Ringworld -- an artificial world, mammoth in scope and built in the shape of a ring that rotates around a gravitational sun force. Exploring its harsh terrain, the team encounters alien beings, but they also come to realize that the Ring was once home to an incredibly advanced, technologically-sophisticated civilization which mysteriously vanished after building it...or have they? Ringworld is executive produced by Bob Mandel and Micky Hyman.

Posted on April 14, 2004
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Homeland Security Denies McEwan Entry
British author Ian McEwan was initially denied entry into the United States by the Department of Homeland Security. McEwan, who was entering the country for some speaking engagement, was finally allowed in after appeals from the British government and representatives of the groups that had booked him to speak.

Source: Washington Post

Posted on April 10, 2004
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Pulitzer Prize Winners Named
Edward P Jones has won the fiction pulitzer for his novel about a black slave owner called The Known World. Jones also won the National Book Critics Circle award for this work. Anne Applebaum won in the nonfiction category for her book about the Russian concentration camps called Gulag: A History.

Source: BBC, Pulitzer Prize Book Winners

Posted on April 6, 2004
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Judy Blume Books Going to Film
The Walt Disney Studios plans to develop and produce films based on Judy Blume's books for young people. Judy Blume is the author of numerous young adult novels including Are You There God? It's Me Margaret and Superfudge. According to Writenews.com, the films will begin with Deenie, Blume's bestseller about a young woman's struggles to define herself independently from the dreams and expectations her parents have for her.

Source: The Write News
Related Links: Books to Film

Posted on April 3, 2004
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Big Advance for New Dune Novels
Kevin J. Anderson and his writing partner, Brian Herbert, have been awarded what is rumored to be the largest advance on a single science fiction contract for the next series of Dune novels. The deal includes the two-volume grand climax to the Dune chronicles, based directly on the Dune 7 outline written by creator Frank Herbert, as well as The Road to Dune, a compendium of never-before-published chapters from Dune and Dune Messiah, plus original stories and a short novel written by Anderson and Brian Herbert. Frank Herbert's classic Dune is the bestselling science fiction novel of all time. When Herbert died in 1986, he left his Dune Chronicles uncompleted -- in fact, the last published novel, Chapterhouse Dune, ends on a cliffhanger. Before he died, he placed his last outline in a safe deposit box. Brian Herbert and Kevin J. Anderson will now be completing the story that fans have waited 18 years to read.

Related Links: Interview with Kevin J. Anderson.

Posted on April 1, 2004
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