Her poetry anthology Enough Rope was a bestseller and her life was a procession of speakeasies, doomed affairs and half-hearted suicide attempts. |
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Popular and prize-winning, these angst-ridden accounts of the aspiring outsider seem to sweep the bestseller stakes. |
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It became a bestseller on the shelves of students, academics and workers throughout the land. |
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I'm just trying to get one more back cover blurb to assure bestseller status. |
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Well, his millionaire dad stipulated in his will that the feckless Josh wasn't to get a penny of his inheritance unless he wrote a bestseller. |
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Moreover, no popular bestseller has been written or translated on this issue. |
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It's difficult to get this comfortless message onto any US bestseller list. |
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From being a cult author, revered by the crime cognoscenti, he was suddenly in the bestseller lists. |
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I bet publishers are falling all over each other trying to pick up the rights to that sure-fire bestseller. |
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Next summer, HBO will air the 10-parter Band of Brothers, based on Stephen Ambrose's non-fiction bestseller about a World War II U.S. Army unit. |
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Bly laid the foundations of a new men's movement, distributed New Warrior News and wrote Iron John, which became a bestseller. |
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While consumers may use bestseller lists as buying guides, the lists are useful to booksellers as a marketing tool. |
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It rapidly became a New York Times bestseller, sparking incessant water-cooler conversation and wide coverage on the nation's business pages. |
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Online booksellers, such as Amazon and major book chains including Barnes and Noble now compile their own bestseller lists. |
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It's got everything needed to become a huge bestseller, including a highly promotable author. |
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In Britain, a sudoku book is a bestseller and national newspapers are competing feverishly to publish the most, and the most fiendish, puzzles. |
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He chose not to listen to that advice, persevered, and ultimately wrote nine novels including a New York Times number-one bestseller. |
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Jimmy had another bestseller on his list and such an unassuming and modest person deserved it. |
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The challenges he faces in writing a new-age bestseller are thought provoking. |
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That should provide him with enough potential material for the next bestseller. |
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This may not be the book that puts her on the bestseller list, but it's proof that she can churn them out. |
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It was called Longitude and it became an international bestseller, making Dava Sobel the most bankable name in popular science writing. |
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A huge bestseller in Spain, the novel has been criticised by some on the left for serving up a light version of the civil war. |
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Since its release in April, the novel has been a fixture atop the Canadian bestseller list. |
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While his documentaries are popular in the US and he makes the bestseller lists with his books, he is still sometimes seen by the press and public there as a fringe gadfly. |
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Mark Rylance is set to take the part of the Big Friendly Giant in Steven Spielberg's film of the Roald Dahl bestseller. |
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Another returnee is Everything But the Girl's Tracey Thorn, whose last bestseller focused on the pop life and motherhood. |
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It is Tacx' first water bottle, a bestseller and a classic product. Throughout the years millions of these water bottles have been printed. |
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It has led, a downer for us frequent fliers, to yet another James Patterson bestseller. |
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As a result, I have several books to review for you, including national bestseller The Lake of Dead Languages, a murder mystery. |
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Otherwise, you run the risk of looking like last season's bestseller, the Christmas toy-chart topper and fuzzy cutie Elmo, from Sesame Street. |
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We were all surprised when Lynne Truss's bestseller, Eats, Shoots and Leaves, proved that people are passionate about apostrophes. |
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Whether wacky poetry or a confidently contrived bestseller title, it could also be a handicap. |
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The French company Stoeffler is focusing on convenience, and relaunching a bestseller product in a practical and user-friendly box. |
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They shot to the top of the bestseller lists after he offered free drink to anyone buying his books at bookstore poetry readings. |
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It was accepted for publication by the House of Anansi, a small Toronto publisher, and became a bestseller in English Canada. |
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His latest Robert Langdon bestseller has tourists flocking to the Tuscan capital as recession grips Italy. |
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In retaliation, Colbert mounted a campaign to turn an obscure book into a bestseller. |
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When my first novel, whistling in the Dark, was declared a breakout hit and New York Times bestseller, I was utterly bowled over. |
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The Plot Against America was his first novel to land on the bestseller list in 17 years. |
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For most authors, just getting on any bestseller list would be a huge victory. |
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The book got awful reviews even as it topped The New York Times bestseller list. |
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Sheehy reunited with Felker after she finished Passages, which sat on the New York Times bestseller list for three whole years. |
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She is also author of I brake for Yard Sales, a New York Times bestseller about interior design from Abrams Books. |
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Within five years of release, Shawshank was a phenomenon, a video bestseller and a renter that its admirers feel they've discovered for themselves. |
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Several books are published, the film goes into limited re-release, and a new videotape of the film hits the top-ten bestseller lists with sales of half a million copies. |
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At this time he took on Marlowe, Parker was a major bestseller who did not need to be put under the microscope. |
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He first hit a nerve in 1996 with his trenchant bestseller The Death of Common Sense. |
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Novels by unidentified authors have made the bestseller lists before. |
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Meanwhile, the demand for the fifth Potter instalment in Germany is so great that it has become the first untranslated book to top the German bestseller list. |
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As early as 1913, Billboard, a music industry journal, had begun printing weekly sheet music bestseller charts and surveys of the most popular songs in vaudeville. |
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Kay's calendar was the bestseller of the festive season at entertainment chain store HMV, outselling the more established beauties and heart-throbs by a large margin. |
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The river guide was launched in 2002, quickly became a nonfiction bestseller in the Edmonton region, and is now widely distributed throughout the entire North Saskatchewan Watershed, including the portion in Saskatchewan. |
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The court also expressed considerable doubt about whether advertising proceeds procured during the broadcast of a given episode have any relevance at all in determining a bestseller case. |
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His equally decorated colleague, co-author of 2011's New York Times bestseller Willpower, Professor Roy Baumeister, has spent three decades studying willpower. |
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We can now predict that the new Harry Potter book will be a bestseller, but could we have predicted that before the first Harry Potter book was published? |
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The novel of the same title, written by Donna Cross about a young woman who dressed as a man and rose to the Holy Father's throne during the Middle Ages, became an international bestseller. |
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Specialists have turned it into a bestseller. |
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Perhaps some Anatolian Leigh Fermor had a bestseller among the chatterati of Topkapi with his Travels in the Egripos. |
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The tape was a bestseller, and the rest, as they say, is history. |
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In the Potter-verse, the bestseller became an approved textbook at Hogwarts and covers 75 creatures including the Quintaped, Puffskein and Knarl. |
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Mr Bennett will no doubt be able to write a bestseller on how to beat the betting demon and this time the money he makes might spend a little more time fructifying in his own bank account. |
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Early in its launch, it hit No 1 on Amazon's bestseller list and the paper version – a doorstop in punishing, heavy hardcover – sold out in major bookstores. |
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Four self-published authors will have a total of seven novels on the New York Times ebook bestseller list this weekend, and the founder of self-publishing powerhouse Smashwords is predicting the number is only going to grow. |
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Some of these ideas have geometric echoes: inspired by Thomas Friedman's bestseller, executives pontificate about whether the world is flat or spiky. |
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Banerjee's books have been a bestseller for the last 2 years in tune with her meteorical rise in politics. |
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The book is considered an international bestseller. |
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It has no scholarly value, but nonetheless it's become a bestseller. |
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During the year, the Bertelsmann group's publishing houses, which were grouped under Random House early in 2001, published 169 titles that made The New York Times bestseller list, 22 of which hit number one. |
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Youth Award recipient Ben Barry, of Ottawa, Ontario, is an international modeling consultant, women's health advocate and author of the Canadian bestseller Fashioning Reality. |
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That's the Way the Cookie Crumbles was released in November 2002 and made the bestseller list in its very first week. |
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The signs of a shakeout are evident beyond the bestseller list. |
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The volumes traced events from the Invasion of Julius Caesar to the Revolution of 1688, and was a bestseller in its day. |
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A bestseller in a power adapter-free version for easier placement. |
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With his third novel he finally hit paydirt and wrote a bestseller. |
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The title essay, previously available only from atheist pamphleteer Emanuel Haldeman-Julius, received wide distribution and the book became a bestseller in Britain. |
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Numerous surprises are in store for Kathryn Dance in bestseller Deaver's stellar fourth novel featuring the California Bureau of investigation kinesics expert. |
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Latham also argued that Rustichello may have glamorised Polo's accounts, and added fantastic and romantic elements that made the book a bestseller. |
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The novel, which stars private eye Comoran Strike from the first two books in the series, has already spent 24 days in the Amazon bestseller list. |
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Mix the new Skye check cushions in terracotta and dark lavender on a purple sofa such as bestseller the Isadora and cuddle up with a purple blanket or throw. |
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Religious and specifically catechistical editions also skew what Lyons hopes to construct by way of a bestseller list for nineteenth-century France. |
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Its staying power on the bestseller list for well over three years, a contemporary publishing phenomenon, witnesses to a book that's been widely read. |
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