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Durham University in England has launched a Harry Potter class. Seriously.
Idris Elba, a versatile actor and veteran of grit ("The Wire") AND comedy ("The Office") will be the new Alex Cross from James Patterson's popular series. He picks up for Morgan Freeman.
Little has changed on the IndieBound bestseller landscape as Stieg Larsson and Kathryn Stockett continue to occupy the top two positions with THE GIRL WHO KICKED THE HORNET'S NEST and THE HELP. Bestseller stalwart Carl Hiaasen is at No. 3 across the board with STAR ISLAND.
Oddly, former heavyweight W.E.B. Griffin's latest spy novel, THE VIGILANTES, debuted on only one regional list, the Southern California one, at No. 13 at that
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Karl Marlantes, whose MATTERHORN is a breakout hit of 2010, shares his Top 10 War Stories...
Legendary children's book icon Babar will get a digital touch-up...
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Place your bests! Place your bets! Oddsmaker give their favorites for the Man Booker Prize...
What exactly constitutes "chick lit?"
The Tom Clancy revival is in full swing...
This week presents a great opportunity to examine the difference between being the No. 1 New York Times bestseller and being an IndieBound bestseller, as there is a conflict between both lists this week.
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A classic is making a comeback!
Harper Lee's TO KILL A MOCKINGBIRD is celebrating its 50th anniversary this summer with a slew of special events and commemorative editions. Despite 50 years and untold millions of copies sold, people are still in with this morality tale of race, class and the South.
