Not Busy Enough, Betty White to Also Write Two Books by Julie Bosman

The books, for G.P. Putnam's Sons, will be called "Listen Up!" and "The Zoo and I."

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At Bookstore, Even Non-Buyers Regret Its End by Julie Bosman

With more people choosing to buy books online, a Barnes & Noble on the Upper West Side prepared to close early next year.

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Langella to Drop Names in Memoir by Julie Bosman

Frank Langella, who has memorably played Richard Nixon in "Frost/Nixon" (and of course Count Dracula in "Dracula"), will write of his up-close-and-personal encounters with Elizabeth Taylor, …

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See Me, Feel Me, Touch Me, Read Me: HarperCollins Lands Pete Townshend Memoir by Julie Bosman

The book prompted a bidding war among publishers.

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'Girl With the Dragon Tattoo' Sells More Than 1 Million Digital Copies by Julie Bosman

In what is believed to be a first for an e-book, "The Girl With the Dragon Tattoo," by the Swedish novelist Stieg Larsson, has sold more than a million copies in its digital format.

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Kate Bush Has Permission to Use Words of James Joyce by Julie Bosman

The wandering soliloquy of Molly Bloom in Joyce's classic work "Ulysses" was the inspiration for "The Sensual World," the title song from Kate Bush's 1989 album. But Ms. Bush had been denied…

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Billy Joel Cancels Memoir by Julie Bosman

Billy Joel has canceled a memoir that was scheduled for release in June, his publisher, HarperCollins said on Thursday.

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John le Carré, the Unwilling Prize Nominee by Julie Bosman

The spy novelist was one of 13 finalists for the Man Booker International Prize, but he's apparently not interested in winning.

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A Book for @MayorEmanuel by Julie Bosman

Scribner has acquired the rights to publish "The _____ Epic Twitter Quest of @MayorEmanuel," a book based on the profanity-laced Twitter feed.

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Deborah Eisenberg Wins PEN/Faulkner Award for Fiction by Julie Bosman

Deborah Eisenberg was named the winner of the PEN/Faulkner Award for Fiction on Tuesday for "The Collected Stories of Deborah Eisenberg."

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Nontraditional Route For James Frey Book by Julie Bosman

James Frey has avoided traditional publishers with his next novel, "The Final Testament of the Holy Bible," the story of a modern-day Jesus that his publisher, the Gagosian Gallery, predicte…

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Jennifer Egan and Isabel Wilkerson Win National Book Critics Circle Awards by Julie Bosman

Jennifer Egan won the National Book Critics Circle Award for fiction at the Tishman Auditorium of the New School on Thursday night for "A Visit From the Goon Squad" (Knopf), a wildly inventi…

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Chernow Wins History Prize for Washington Biography by Julie Bosman

The author will take home a medal, a title and $50,000.

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A Book on Obama's Mother by Julie Bosman

"A Singular Woman" is to be published in May.

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Life After Dancing: A Book From Bristol Palin by Julie Bosman

Publication is planned for this summer.

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Powell's Books Announces Layoffs by Julie Bosman

The rise of e-books and declining store sales have led to layoffs at Powell's Books, the landmark bookstore in Portland, Ore.

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Mohamed ElBaradei Memoir Rushed to Publication by Julie Bosman

Mr. ElBaradei's first book, "The Age of Deception: Nuclear Diplomacy in Treacherous Times," will be published on April 26 by Metropolitan Books, an imprint of Henry Holt.

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Partner of Stieg Larsson Wants to Complete Fourth 'Millennium' Novel by Julie Bosman

Eva Gabrielsson talks about the book in a new memoir.

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A Memoir From Sissy Spacek by Julie Bosman

Tales of her childhood in the South.

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Federal Judge Makes 'Harry Potter' Plagiarism Suit Disappear by Julie Bosman

J.K. Rowling had been accused of copying from a book called "The Adventures of Willy the Wizard."

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Dueling Rumsfelds: Novel to Appear on Same Day as Memoir by Julie Bosman

McSweeney's is providing an alternate version of the Rumsfeld story.

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Gathering No Moss, Ousted General Will Write a Memoir by Julie Bosman

An article in Rolling Stone led to the downfall of Gen. Stanley A. McChrystal.

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Winfrey Chooses Two Dickens Novels for Book Club by Julie Bosman

The author is not expected to appear on her show.

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Michael Savage to Write Two Thrillers by Julie Bosman

A move from nonfiction to fiction.

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An E-Book Bonanza: 12 Saramago Novels by Julie Bosman

And a novella, too.

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