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Michael Dahlie?s debut novel deals quite affectionately with its central character and his frailties. Advertisement: MMO Currency MMO Street sells WoW Gold, Lord of the Rings Gold, Final Fantasy XI Gil and much much more at the lowest prices you will find! Visit MMO Street

Mr. Disch twisted the inherently twisted genre of science fiction in new, disturbing directions, including writing his last book in the voice of God.

?The Sister? is powered by the same sort of confidently rendered literary suspense that propelled Donna Tartt?s ?The Secret History? onto best-seller lists.

Publishing News: Marcus Brauchli named executive editor -- Marcus Brauchli, formerly of the Wall Street Journal, has been tapped for the exec editor spot at the Washington Post. Leonard Downie Jr.'s last day in the job is Sept. 8.

Vincent Bugliosi has written three No. 1 best sellers, but his latest entry on the best-seller list ? a polemic with a provocative title ? has largely been ignored by the press. Advertisement: MMO Currency MMO Street sells WoW Gold, Lord of the Rings Gold, Final Fantasy XI Gil and much much more at the lowest prices you will find! Visit MMO Street

\"The next generation of physicists and cosmologists will have the fun and excitement of discovering the right mathematical formulation of a ""?multiverse.""" Finding observational (astronomical?) ways to confirm that we live in such a diverse world...

The South African writer won the award for the best short story in English by an African writer with Poison, a haunting vignette of the 'new' South Africa

WALL STREET JOURNAL BEST-SELLERS (AP, 7/3/08)

Reuters - When author Neil Strauss first met Motley Crue, the scene could have been ripped right from "The Dirt," the 2001 band autobiography he co-wrote with the group that became a New York Times best seller.

STAMFORD, CT (MARKET WIRE) Simba Information expects the balance of 2008 to be difficult for the U.S. trade book market and is projecting a sales decrease of about 5%; erasing the gains of 2007, the year of runaway hits such as "Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows" and "The Secret." The projections were made in "Business of consumer Book Publishing 2008," the latest strategic market report from Simba, a leading media industry forecast and analysis firm.