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Gomorrah Excerpt 5/5/2008 "Michael Kramer narrates with a steady technique. His calm approach to the material, much like that of an unflappable news anchor, magnifies the horror of the incidents being related." ---AudioFile
Comeback Excerpt 5/5/2008 "Lloyd James gives a clear and easy-to-follow reading of the text." ---AudioFile
The Slaves' War Excerpt 5/5/2008 "A fresh angle and a wealth of material." ---Kirkus
Dali & I Excerpt 5/5/2008 "Crass, callous, sordid and cynical---thus, utterly true to the spirit of Dali and a certain bestseller." ---Kirkus
Gaspipe Excerpt 5/5/2008 "The inside information about the lifestyle, rituals, killings and betrayals is priceless." ---Kirkus
Dirty Girls on Top Excerpt 5/5/2008 "A rare sequel that's as much fun as the original." ---Kirkus
Volk's Shadow Excerpt 5/5/2008 "Ghelfi [is] a master at painting a modern Russia so dark and scary that it would give Stalin pause.... Quite thrilling." ---Kirkus
Breaking News WebLink 5/5/2008 Martin Fletcher Gather.com Web Site
Volk's Game Award 5/5/2008 A Booklist Top Ten Crime Fiction Audiobook
Empires of the Sea Excerpt 5/2/2008 "A masterly narrative that captures the religious fervor, brutality and mayhem of this intensive contest for the 'center of the world.'" ---Kirkus
Empires of the Sea Review 5/2/2008 Kirkus Starred Review
The Black Dove Excerpt 5/2/2008 "William Dufris provides an appealing down-home delivery to his narration." ---Publishers Weekly Audio Review
Pictures at a Revolution Excerpt 5/2/2008 "Lloyd James reads almost flawlessly.... This outstanding audio is intriguing, lively, entertaining and educational." ---Publishers Weekly Audio Review
Pictures at a Revolution Review 5/2/2008 Publishers Weekly Starred Audio Review
Executricks Excerpt 5/2/2008 "[A] salty satire of a business guide.... The book makes a great gift for the legions of would-be retirees and provides laughter and relief from the anxieties of corporate culture." ---Publishers Weekly
The Uprising Excerpt 5/2/2008 "Fast-paced...accessible.... A rousing account of the local uprisings already in effect." ---Publishers Weekly
Flip Excerpt 5/2/2008 "Sheahan illustrates his points convincingly with examples pulled from the business headlines." ---Publishers Weekly
Pure Goldwater Excerpt 5/2/2008 "An invaluable chronicle of the times." ---Publishers Weekly
Pure Goldwater Review 5/2/2008 Publishers Weekly Starred Review
The White Tiger Excerpt 5/2/2008 "Adiga's training as a journalist lends the immediacy of breaking news to his writing, but it is his richly detailed storytelling that will captivate his audience." ---San Francisco Chronicle
The White Tiger Excerpt 5/2/2008 "An amazing and angry novel about injustice and power." ---USA Today
The Bible Excerpt 5/2/2008 "Josephine Bailey's reading is lively and provocative." ---Library Journal Audio Review
Merle's Door Review 5/2/2008 Library Journal Starred Audio Review
Merle's Door Excerpt 5/2/2008 "Patrick Lawlor's narration adds more tail-wagging enthusiasm to this book. This audio...is sure to be popular with all the canine crew and is highly recommended." ---Library Journal Audio Review
Muqtada Excerpt 5/2/2008 "Probing...an invaluable resource." ---Publishers Weekly
I Lost My Love in Baghdad Excerpt 5/2/2008 "Powerful.... A tragic love story with broad appeal married to an unflinching account of wartime violence and brutality." ---Publishers Weekly
I Lost My Love in Baghdad Review 5/2/2008 Publishers Weekly Starred Review
Dog Man Excerpt 5/2/2008 "A fascinating slice of cultural history." ---Los Angeles Times
Fall of Frost Excerpt 5/2/2008 "Like Frost's poetry, Hall's novel is pungent, deceptively simple and magnificently sad." ---The Washington Post
Dog Man Excerpt 5/2/2008 "A rich compendium of fine nature writing." ---The New York Times
Girls Like Us Excerpt 5/2/2008 "A strong amalgam of nostalgia, feminist history, astute insight, beautiful music and irresistible gossip." ---The New York Times
Conquistador Excerpt 5/2/2008 "Lively account of the Spanish conquest of Mexico." ---Kirkus
Red Land, Black Land Excerpt 5/2/2008 "Mertz’s style remains informal and down-to-earth, and her impeccable scholarly credentials never lead her to overstate or dogmatize." ---Publishers Weekly
The Seven Sins Excerpt 5/2/2008 "Nonstop action and a dizzying array of exotic locales make this great fun to read." ---Publishers Weekly
Touching History Excerpt 5/2/2008 "Spencer...expertly elucidates the complexities and pitfalls of American aviation as it faced a staggering challenge." ---Publishers Weekly
Touching History Review 5/2/2008 Publishers Weekly Starred Review
Girls Like Us Excerpt 5/2/2008 "A must-read...this bio will prove an absorbing, eye-opening tour of rock (and American) history." ---Publishers Weekly
Girls Like Us Review 5/2/2008 Publishers Weekly Starred Review
A Terrible Glory Excerpt 5/2/2008 "Gloriously free of the sociopolitical agendas and rhetorical cant that re-forms around Custer and the battle with each new decade." ---Los Angeles Times
WebLink 5/1/2008 Taylor Anderson Web site
Excerpt 5/1/2008 "Taylor Anderson has brought a fresh new perspective to the tale of cross-time shipwreck. The action is gripping and riveting…and the description vivid…. Anderson is a new talent to watch." ---S. M. Stirling, author of The Sunrise Lands
Wild Indigo Award 5/1/2008 2008 Edgar Award Winner
Time Bandit WebLink 4/29/2008 The Hillstrand Brothers Interview on NPR's The Bryant Park Project
A Carrion Death WebLink 4/24/2008 Michael Stanley Introduces Detective Kubu
10 Books That Screwed Up the World Excerpt 4/23/2008 "A valuable contribution.... This book will open many eyes." ---Elizabeth Kantor, author of The Politically Incorrect Guide™ to English and American Literature
10 Books That Screwed Up the World Excerpt 4/23/2008 "Witty, engaging...Wiker's poison pen portraits are great critical aids to analyzing some of the worst ideas that have ever contaminated Western civilization." ---Thomas E. Woods, Jr., author of How the Catholic Church Built Western Civilization
The First 30 Days WebLink 4/22/2008 First30Days.com
Human Smoke Excerpt 4/22/2008 "Absolutely fascinating, engrossing. I can't imagine anyone...who won't be astonished and moved while reading Human Smoke." ---Daniel Ellsberg, author of Secrets: A Memoir of Vietnam and the Pentagon Papers
Human Smoke Excerpt 4/22/2008 "This quite extraordinary book---impossible to put down, impossible to forget---may be the most compelling argument for peace ever assembled." ---Simon Winchester, author of The Professor and the Madman
Human Smoke Excerpt 4/22/2008 "Serious and conscientious.... An eloquent and passionate assault on the idea that the deliberate targeting of civilians can ever be justified." ---The New York Times
A Carrion Death Excerpt 4/22/2008 ""More smart than bloody.... A marvelous debut." ---The Boston Globe
A Carrion Death Excerpt 4/22/2008 "A first novel saturated with local color.... [Audiences] may be lured to Africa by the landscape, but it takes a great character like Kubu to win our loyalty." ---The New York Times Book Review
A Carrion Death Excerpt 4/22/2008 "Intricate plotting, a grisly sense of realism and numerous topical motifs...make this a compulsively readable novel." ---Publishers Weekly
A Carrion Death Review 4/22/2008 Publishers Weekly Starred Review
Human Smoke Award 4/22/2008 A New York Times Bestseller
In Nixon's Web Excerpt 4/21/2008 "A fast-paced, sometimes chilling insider's account of the desperate attempt to save a corrupt administration, without regard to whose lives were destroyed." ---Library Journal
Excerpt 4/18/2008 "Spellbinding.... Paul Roberts...helps provide a reasonable and powerful map of how we got ourselves into this fix, and how we might yet get ourselves out." ---Bill McKibben, author of The End of Nature
Excerpt 4/18/2008 "Clear-eyed, comprehensive, and compelling. Paul Roberts has gone everywhere, read everything, and returned with the best analysis of global food economy you are likely to find." ---Michael Pollan, author of In Defense of Food: An Eater's Manifesto
Fall of Frost Marketing 4/17/2008 Author appearance on The Leonard Lopate Show
Dog Man Award 4/17/2008 A New York Times Editors' Choice
Girls Like Us Award 4/17/2008 A New York Times Bestseller
Twilight at Monticello Excerpt 4/17/2008 "A breath of fresh air in the vast collection of Jeffersonian biographies.... Narrator James Boles convincingly presents the bleak drudgery of life at Monticello." ---AudioFile
Cheney Excerpt 4/17/2008 "When [narrator Alan Sklar] quotes Cheney...one would swear that the vice president is in the room.... Compelling." ---AudioFile
The Lodger Shakespeare Excerpt 4/17/2008 "Expertly read by Simon Vance.... This is a book that one wants never to end." ---AudioFile
The Lodger Shakespeare Award 4/17/2008 An AudioFile Earphones Award Winner
The Black Dove Excerpt 4/17/2008 "Much has been said about the great abilities of narrator William Dufris, and concerning this production it must be said that he approaches the material with gung-ho, rollicking, side-slapping intensity." ---AudioFile
The Black Dove Award 4/17/2008 An AudioFile Earphones Award Winner
The End of Iraq Excerpt 4/17/2008 “A clear-eyed and persuasive case against the Bush administration's nation-building project.” ---Publishers Weekly
The End of Iraq Review 4/17/2008 Publishers Weekly Starred Review
The Aviary Gate Excerpt 4/17/2008 "Languorous and filled with vivid, dreamlike images" ---Library Journal
Katie Hickman WebLink 4/17/2008 Katie Hickman Web Site
Peter F. Hamilton WebLink 4/16/2008 Peter F. Hamilton Web Site
Peter Sheahan WebLink 4/16/2008 Peter Sheahan Web Site
The Disagreement WebLink 4/16/2008 The Disagreement Web Site
Kimberly Dozier WebLink 4/11/2008 Kimberly Dozier Web Site
Hospital Excerpt 4/9/2008 "A completely unique, three-dimensional and compellingly human perspective." ---Publishers Weekly
Hospital Review 4/9/2008 Publishers Weekly Starred Review
Award 4/8/2008 Includes Bonus eBook Containing the Full Text of the Book
Mansfield Park Award 4/8/2008 Includes Bonus eBook Containing the Full Text of the Book
Wuthering Heights Award 4/8/2008 Includes Bonus eBook Containing the Full Text of the Book
Emma Award 4/8/2008 Includes Bonus eBook Containing the Full Text of the Book
Tess of the D'Urbervilles Award 4/8/2008 Includes Bonus eBook Containing the Full Text of the Book
Far From the Madding Crowd Award 4/8/2008 Includes Bonus eBook Containing the Full Text of the Book
The Portrait of a Lady Award 4/8/2008 Includes Bonus eBook Containing the Full Text of the Book
A Portrait of the Artist as a Young Man Award 4/8/2008 Includes Bonus eBook Containing the Full Text of the Book
Oliver Twist Award 4/8/2008 Includes Bonus eBook Containing the Full Text of the Book
Persuasion Award 4/8/2008 Includes Bonus eBook Containing the Full Text of the Book
Great Expectations Award 4/8/2008 Includes Bonus eBook Containing the Full Text of the Book
The Adventures of Huckleberry Finn Award 4/8/2008 Includes Bonus eBook Containing the Full Text of the Book
Fidelity Excerpt 4/8/2008 "Fine writing from one of crime fiction's grand masters." ---Booklist
Fidelity Review 4/8/2008 Booklist Starred Review
Silence WebLink 4/8/2008 Interview with Thomas Perry
The Airmen and the Headhunters WebLink 4/8/2008 Interview with Judith M. Heimann
A Terrible Glory Award 4/8/2008 A New York Times Bestseller
Snuff Excerpt 4/7/2008 "Striking characters, sharp parody, and a tight plot.... Highly recommended for mature [audiences]." ---Library Journal
Loose Girl Excerpt 4/7/2008 "A brutally honest memoir.... Highly recommended." ---Library Journal
Havana Nocturne Excerpt 4/7/2008 "English's engaging narrative reads with the gripping quality of fiction.... Highly recommended." ---Library Journal
The Pixar Touch Excerpt 4/7/2008 "A most fascinating and entertaining story of how a struggling little company overcame many odds to become a major Hollywood entity." ---Library Journal
Fidelity Excerpt 4/7/2008 "A spunky but believable heroine, an emotionally conflicted killer, a plot whose twists you will not anticipate.... Fidelity is a winner." ---Library Journal
Fidelity Review 4/7/2008 Library Journal Starred Review
Fidelity Excerpt 4/7/2008 "Perry intrigues as always with spare, intelligent prose." ---Publishers Weekly
Satisfied Customers Tell Three Friends, Angry Customers Tell 3,000 Excerpt 4/7/2008 "Informative, energetic and entertaining, this is a marvelous argument for corporate responsibility and accountability, interesting to laypeople and instructive for executives." ---Publishers Weekly
Fall of Frost Excerpt 4/7/2008 "Brilliant.... [Hall] captures the interior life of a public man in a remarkably credible way." ---Philadelphia Inquirer
Vienna 1814 Excerpt 4/7/2008 "A sensuous account of the conference that moves gracefully between negotiating tables, salons and ballrooms." ---San Francisco Chronicle
Fall of Frost WebLink 4/7/2008 Boston Globe Interview with Brian Hall
Girls Like Us Excerpt 4/7/2008 "An exhilarating look at three of the most creative talents of their era.... Wonderfully detailed." ---The Boston Globe
Charlatan Excerpt 4/5/2008 "Wonderful American social history and lots of fun." ---Kirkus
Touch and Go Excerpt 4/5/2008 "As dry and clear and crisp as a good martini. And meant to be savored." ---Chicago Sun-Times
Three Girls and Their Brother Excerpt 4/5/2008 "Funny and well-observed.... Strongly recommended." ---Library Journal
Three Girls and Their Brother Review 4/5/2008 Library Journal Starred Review
The White Tiger Excerpt 4/5/2008 "Balram's evolution from likable village boy to cold-blooded killer is fascinating and believable." ---Library Journal
The White Tiger Review 4/5/2008 Library Journal Starred Review
Earth: The Sequel Excerpt 4/5/2008 "Highly informative.... A welcome contribution to an increasingly heated discussion." ---Los Angeles Times
Earth: The Sequel Excerpt 4/5/2008 "This optimistic book...[balances] jargon-heavy science with engaging profiles of individuals who are blending business and science in an attempt to save the planet." ---Publishers Weekly
President Lincoln Excerpt 4/5/2008 "Miller is uncommonly skilled at blending narrative and analysis. The [listener] is swept smoothly along by his charming, avuncular prose." ---The Washington Post
Before Green Gables Excerpt 4/5/2008 "Profound ideas, persuasively fleshed out. L. M. Montgomery would surely have approved." ---The Washington Post
Charlatan Excerpt 4/5/2008 "With a vast and wild cast of characters, and filled with issues...that resonate through the years...Charlatan begs comparison with Erik Larson's The Devil in the White City and deserves to be a best seller." ---Chicago Tribune
Did Lincoln Own Slaves? Excerpt 4/5/2008 "A compelling picture of a complex man." ---Chicago Sun-Times
The Black Dove Excerpt 4/5/2008 "Intriguing mystery, breathless action, colorful characters and enough laugh-out-loud moments for the book to fit in the humorous crime category." ---Los Angeles Times
Pictures at a Revolution Excerpt 4/5/2008 "A first-rate, broad-gauged (and deliciously readable) cultural history." ---Los Angeles Times
Comeback Award 4/5/2008 A New York Times Editors' Choice
A Bound Man Award 4/5/2008 A New York Times Editors' Choice
The Age of Shiva Excerpt 4/5/2008 "Suri...shows a deft touch with the larger social canvas as well as with sensual details.... An impressive portrait of an era." ---The Boston Globe
Dreams and Shadows Excerpt 4/5/2008 "A thought-provoking and eminently readable look at the current and future generation of leaders in that important, politically troubled region." ---The Boston Globe
Dreams and Shadows Review 4/5/2008 Publishers Weekly Starred Review
Dreams and Shadows Excerpt 4/5/2008 "A vital, compelling and surprisingly uplifting piece of reporting." ---Publishers Weekly
A Meeting at Corvallis Review 3/27/2008 Booklist Starred Review
A Meeting at Corvallis Excerpt 3/27/2008 "Comes up to Stirling's highest standards for pacing, world building, action, and strong characterizations, particularly of women." ---Booklist
Against the Tide of Years Excerpt 3/27/2008 "Another exciting and explosive tale of ambition, ingenuity, intrigue, and discovery." ---Jane Lindskold, author of When the Gods Are Silent
Excerpt 3/27/2008 "Bravo! A masterpiece! The definitive novel about castaways in time." ---Robert J. Sawyer, Nebula Award-winning author of The Terminal Experiment
Excerpt 3/27/2008 "One of the best time-travel/alternate history stories I've ever read. An outstanding piece of work." ---Harry Turtledove, award-winning author of Beyond the Gap
WebLink 3/26/2008 Ginger Strand Web Site
Inventing Niagara Excerpt 3/25/2008 "Strand's provocative and iconoclastic book says much about how America has dominated nature, despoiled it and shrouded the offense in myth." ---Publishers Weekly
Dark Summit Excerpt 3/25/2008 Through rock-solid reporting and vital prose, Heil leads us up into this rarefied world, step by hypoxic step.” ---Hampton Sides, author of Ghost Soldiers
Dark Summit Excerpt 3/25/2008 “Here is humanity itself, personified in exemplary fashion by Nick Heil, addressing the Everest culture's lack of compassion and coming up with the right answers.” ---Bob Shacochis, author of The Immaculate Invasion
Peace Excerpt 3/25/2008 “Bausch sustains a gripping atmosphere of wintry dread, and he keeps the reader hooked with subtly accreting little surprises.” ---Kirkus
Peace Excerpt 3/25/2008 "Every single word of Richard Bausch's beautiful, spare new novel Peace rings darkly, tragically true." ---Richard Russo
Peace Excerpt 3/25/2008 “A bleak but compelling meditation on the moral dimensions of warfare.” ---Publishers Weekly
Peace Review 3/25/2008 Kirkus Starred Review
Peace Review 3/25/2008 Publishers Weekly Starred Review
The Pixar Touch Excerpt 3/25/2008 “A heck of a yarn, full of vivid characters, reversals of fortune and stubborn determination: Pixar should make a movie out of it.” ---Kirkus
The Pixar Touch Review 3/25/2008 Kirkus Starred Review
Pandora's Star Excerpt 3/25/2008 “The depth and clarity of the future Hamilton envisions is as complex and involving as they come.” ---Publishers Weekly
Pandora's Star Review 3/25/2008 Publishers Weekly Starred Review
Pandora's Star Excerpt 3/25/2008 “Should be high on everyone’s reading list…. You won’t be able to put it down.” ---Nancy Pearl, National Public Radio
Judas Unchained Excerpt 3/25/2008 “Hamilton has, as usual, produced a dense, engaging space opera that satisfyingly balances shoot-'em-up action and thoughtful debate.” ---Booklist
Judas Unchained Excerpt 3/25/2008 "Richly satisfying…. In more ways than one, this…work is monumental." ---Publishers Weekly
Judas Unchained Review 3/25/2008 Publishers Weekly Starred Review
Judas Unchained Excerpt 3/25/2008 "For flat-out huge widescreen all-engines-at-full I-dare-you-not-to-believe-it space opera, there is no one quite like Peter F. Hamilton." ---Richard K. Morgan, author of Market Forces
Volk's Game WebLink 3/25/2008 The Volk's Game Web Site
Cradle to Cradle Excerpt 3/25/2008 "A readable provocative treatise that 'gets outside the box' in a huge way. Timely and inspiring." ---Kirkus
Cradle to Cradle Excerpt 3/25/2008 "Enlightened and enlightening…. A must for every…concerned citizen." ---Hazel Henderson, author of Beyond Globalization: Shaping a Sustainable Global Economy
Cradle to Cradle Excerpt 3/25/2008 "An inspiring reminder that humans are capable of much more elegant environmental solutions than the ones we've settled for in the last half-century." ---Publishers Weekly
Earth: The Sequel Award 3/25/2008 A New York Times Bestseller
The Obvious Award 3/25/2008 An AudioFile Editors' Pick
American-Made Excerpt 3/22/2008 "Vivid, engagingly written" ---San Francisco Chronicle
Hope's Boy Marketing 3/22/2008 Author appearance on The Leonard Lopate Show
Worlds at War Excerpt 3/22/2008 "Bold, panoramic and highly readable" ---The New York Times
Vanity Fair Award 3/21/2008 Includes Bonus eBook Containing the Full Text of the Book
Walden Award 3/21/2008 Includes Bonus eBook Containing the Full Text of the Book
Robinson Crusoe Award 3/21/2008 Includes Bonus eBook Containing the Full Text of the Book
The Three Musketeers Award 3/21/2008 Includes Bonus eBook Containing the Full Text of the Book
Sense and Sensibility Award 3/21/2008 Includes Bonus eBook Containing the Full Text of the Book
The Adventures of Tom Sawyer Award 3/21/2008 Includes Bonus eBook Containing the Full Text of the Book
William J. Bernstein WebLink 3/20/2008 Efficient Frontier, the Web site of William J. Bernstein
Fergus M. Bordewich WebLink 3/18/2008 Fergus Bordewich Web Site
The Terrorist Watch WebLink 3/18/2008 Ronald Kessler's Guest Appearance on The Daily Show with Jon Stewart
Travels in the Scriptorium Award 3/15/2008 A Washington Post Best Book of 2007
In the Country of Men Award 3/15/2008 A Washington Post Best Book of 2007
The Body Has a Mind of Its Own Award 3/15/2008 A Washington Post Best Book of 2007
Power, Faith, and Fantasy Award 3/15/2008 A Washington Post Best Book of 2007
The Greatest Battle Award 3/15/2008 A Washington Post Best Book of 2007
The Siege of Mecca Award 3/15/2008 A Washington Post Best Book of 2007
The GenoType Diet Excerpt 3/15/2008 "D'Adamo's engaging writing style, enthusiasm for his subject and personalized advice will appeal to those who enjoy taking a hands-on approach to their health." ---Publishers Weekly
Even Buffett Isn't Perfect Excerpt 3/15/2008 "Clear and compelling...a rounded evaluation of the investment guru’s strategies and a useful primer for business neophytes." ---Publishers Weekly
Washington Excerpt 3/15/2008 "Bordewich tells a fascinating tale, and tells it well." ---Publishers Weekly
Pictures at a Revolution Excerpt 3/15/2008 "Pictures at a Revolution is a superb achievement, and one can only hope that some aspiring, wild-eyed auteur reads it and storms the studio gates." ---The Boston Globe
American-Made Excerpt 3/15/2008 "An admiring, as well as admirable, history of...the Works Progress Administration.... The most complete account yet of the much-written-about agency." ---Chicago Sun-Times
The Man Who Made Lists Excerpt 3/15/2008 "Brisk and vivid" ---Los Angeles Times
Dreams and Shadows Award 3/15/2008 A New York Times Editors' Choice
The Age of American Unreason Excerpt 3/15/2008 "Smart, well researched and frequently cogent" ---The New York Times
The Age of Reagan Excerpt 3/12/2008 "Eloquent and compelling.... [A] superb account." ---Publishers Weekly
The Age of Reagan Review 3/12/2008 Publishers Weekly Starred Review
The Uprising WebLink 3/12/2008 David Sirota Web Site
The Uprising Excerpt 3/12/2008 "The Uprising should be read by anyone who wants to understand exactly how the ordinary person has been sold out by the political system." ---Matt Taibbi, national political correspondent for Rolling Stone
The Uprising Excerpt 3/12/2008 "David Sirota details with clarity the sharp knife of corporate greed pointed at the throat of our democracy.... If you love your country, buy The Uprising, read it, and act." ---Joe Trippi, author of The Revolution Will Not Be Televised
Can't Remember What I Forgot Excerpt 3/12/2008 “Informative, beautifully written, and hard to put down, this is a book you have to remember not to forget to buy.” ---Julia Alvarez
Hell or High Water Excerpt 3/10/2008 "Heller nimbly blends the history of the region into his gripping modern trek.... The kayaking equivalent of Into Thin Air." ---Publishers Weekly
Hell or High Water Review 3/10/2008 Publishers Weekly Starred Review
Medicus Award 3/10/2008 A New York Times Bestseller
Terra Incognita Excerpt 3/10/2008 "This well-researched novel places Downie alongside such established masters of the Roman historical as Steven Saylor and Rosemary Rowe." ---Publishers Weekly
Terra Incognita Review 3/10/2008 Publishers Weekly Starred Review
Dangerous Women Excerpt 3/7/2008 "It's a joy to watch these talented authors...embrace the short story form and produce magic." ---Publishers Weekly
Peter Schweizer WebLink 3/4/2008 Peter Schweizer Web Site
Time Bandit WebLink 3/4/2008 The Official Time Bandit Web Site
Dreams and Shadows Excerpt 3/3/2008 "Fluent and intelligent.... Wright has long been one of the best-informed American journalists covering the Middle East, and her reputation is borne out here." ---The New York Times
The Fruit Hunters Review 3/3/2008 Publishers Weekly Starred Review
The Fruit Hunters Excerpt 3/3/2008 "A rollicking account of the world of fruit and fruit fanatics." ---Publishers Weekly
Dali & I WebLink 3/3/2008 Dalí & I Web Page
Dali & I Marketing 3/3/2008 Soon to be a major motion picture starring Al Pacino.
Even Buffett Isn't Perfect Excerpt 3/3/2008 "This is the best book on Buffett in years." ---Lawrence Kudlow, CNBC
Barry M. Goldwater, Jr. WebLink 3/3/2008 Barry M. Goldwater, Jr., Web Site
Excerpt 3/3/2008 “This is what really happens when love, youth, and innocence descend into the abyss of death and devastation that is Iraq." ---Craig Unger, author of House of Bush, House of Saud and American Armageddon
Excerpt 3/3/2008 “This is a searing personal drama and a raw, compelling account of the daily battle to cover the war in Iraq." ---Andrew Nagorski, author of The Greatest Battle
Call of Duty WebLink 3/3/2008 Call of Duty Blog
Marcus Brotherton WebLink 3/3/2008 Marcus Brotherton Blog
Chuck Palahniuk WebLink 3/3/2008 Chuck Palahniuk Web site
Hate Mail from Cheerleaders Excerpt 3/3/2008 "It takes great skill to do justice to another author’s first-person essays, but Lloyd James pulls it off with believability and flair." ---Publishers Weekly Audio Review
Hate Mail from Cheerleaders Review 3/3/2008 Publishers Weekly Starred Audio Review
The Age of American Unreason Excerpt 2/28/2008 "Electric with fearless interpretation and fueled by passionate concern...brilliant, incendiary, and, one hopes, corrective." ---Booklist
The Age of American Unreason Review 2/28/2008 Booklist Starred Review
The Age of American Unreason Award 2/27/2008 A New York Times Bestseller
The Protector's War Excerpt 2/27/2008 “Rousing…a stirring tale.” --- John Ringo, New York Times bestselling author of Into the Looking Glass
Dies the Fire Excerpt 2/27/2008 “A stunning speculative vision of a near-future bereft of modern conveniences but filled with human hope and determination. Highly recommended.” ---Library Journal
Dies the Fire Review 2/27/2008 Library Journal Starred Review
Dies the Fire Excerpt 2/27/2008 “One of the best books I’ve read in years.” ---John Ringo, New York Times bestselling author of Into the Looking Glass
Dies the Fire Excerpt 2/27/2008 “A powerful, convincing adventure with a large cast of ordinary and extraordinary people. Don’t miss it.” ---Harry Turtledove, New York Times bestselling author
Fall of Frost Excerpt 2/26/2008 “Hall gets deep into Frost's head, an approach that brings a startling immediacy to a complex figure many know only as the author of classics like The Road Not Taken.” ---Publishers Weekly
Homo Politicus Excerpt 2/25/2008 "[Johnny Heller] has a familiarity with the material as if he wrote it himself, allowing him to capture the true intent of every moment, be it comedy, melodrama or purely informational." ---Publishers Weekly Audio Review
Every Which Way but Dead Excerpt 2/25/2008 "Marguerite Gavin, who performed strongly in the earlier audio versions of Harrison's bestsellers, is the ideal choice to keep the pot bubbling." ---Publishers Weekly Audio Review
Best Friends Excerpt 2/25/2008 "One gets the sense that Raudman understands Moody’s original text so firmly that only she could possibly have read it, thus creating a memorable experience for the listener." ---Publishers Weekly Audio Review
Mystery Writers of America Presents The Blue Religion Excerpt 2/25/2008 "A high-quality anthology.... This is one of those rare themed anthologies that can be enjoyed at one sitting." ---Publishers Weekly
Charlatan Excerpt 2/25/2008 "Brock masterfully captures this amazing and amusing history. A talented storyteller, he digs deep into the personal secrets of his characters and fleshes out this oddball slice of American drama." ---USA Today
Charlatan Excerpt 2/25/2008 "Brock is a fresh, sharp writer, lingering lovingly over the evocative language of fakery." ---Chicago Sun-Times
Pictures at a Revolution Excerpt 2/25/2008 "Likely to be one of the classics of popular film history" ---The Washington Post
And Sometimes Why Excerpt 2/25/2008 "Smart, sharply observant...gently funny" ---The Washington Post
Pictures at a Revolution Award 2/25/2008 A New York Times Editors' Choice
A Bit on the Side Excerpt 2/25/2008 "Wise and beautifully crafted" ---Kirkus
A Bit on the Side Excerpt 2/25/2008 "When reading Trevor's work, pacing is paramount, as the stories are subtle and inevitably surprise. [Narrators] Vance and Bailey rise to the occasion. Some of these readings are near-perfect." ---AudioFile
A Bit on the Side Excerpt 2/25/2008 "The dozen stories in the latest collection by beloved, critically esteemed Irish writer Trevor typify his best traits." ---Booklist
A Bit on the Side Excerpt 2/25/2008 "The much-lauded Trevor...explores the many sources and shadings of regret with his usual delicate but brilliant psychological nuance." ---Publishers Weekly
Breaking News Marketing 2/25/2008 Author appearance on The Today Show, The Daily Show with Jon Stewart, The Leonard Lopate Show, and Imus in the Morning.
James Van Praagh WebLink 2/20/2008 James Van Praagh Web Site
The Dreaming Void Excerpt 2/20/2008 "Expect big ideas and big story lines." ---Publishers Weekly
Iwo Jima Review 2/20/2008 Kirkus Starred Review
The Dreaming Void Excerpt 2/20/2008 "A real spellbinder from a master storyteller." ---Kirkus
The Dreaming Void Review 2/20/2008 Kirkus Starred Review
The Dreaming Void Excerpt 2/20/2008 "Broad in scope and panoramic in detail" ---Library Journal
The Dreaming Void Review 2/20/2008 Library Journal Starred Review
Dog Man Excerpt 2/20/2008 "Morie Sawataishi has learned from his beloved Akitas to embrace the wild. Read this book and feel that power." ---Neenah Ellis, author of If I Live to Be 100
Dog Man Excerpt 2/20/2008 "There's not a sentimental word in this book, but it will move you strongly." ---Bill McKibben, author of The End of Nature
Iwo Jima Excerpt 2/20/2008 "Exemplary oral history" ---Kirkus
Trigger Men Excerpt 2/19/2008 "For those looking for a thorough primer on the role of the military sniper in today's counterinsurgency missions, this is a solid introduction." ---Publishers Weekly
Julie Salamon WebLink 2/19/2008 Julie Salamon Web Site
Why Marines Fight Excerpt 2/18/2008 "Narrator Michael Prichard reads with an avuncular and resonant style, which he fills with nuance and expression to create a conversational experience." ---AudioFile
Stick to Drawing Comics, Monkey Brain! Excerpt 2/18/2008 "Dufris performs Adams's work so seamlessly that it's easy to imagine he IS the author." ---AudioFile
Letters to a Young Teacher Excerpt 2/18/2008 "David Drummond delivers the material well. At some points his voice and words are gentle, as if trying to calm the new teacher; at others his tone is passionate and tinged with anger at the insanity of current policies." ---AudioFile
Cochrane Excerpt 2/18/2008 "John Lee's deep, booming voice and skill with every accent make him the ideal narrator for an audiobook swimming in a sea of nineteenth-century nautical words." ---AudioFile
The Last Days of Krypton Excerpt 2/18/2008 "Such a story begs for a cinematic-style audio treatment to bring it vividly to life, and William Dufris puts everything into his performance." ---AudioFile
Eat the Dark Excerpt 2/18/2008 "Renée Raudman is a pro who gives the performance all she's got." ---AudioFile
Golf My Own Damn Way Excerpt 2/18/2008 "William Dufris slips easily into Daly's shoes and vernacular, hoists Daly's bag of balls and tips, and seems to slide into the golf cart.... This is a must for golfers---and for anyone who enjoys hilarity. ---AudioFile
Golf My Own Damn Way Award 2/18/2008 AudioFile Earphones Award Winner
House of Abraham Excerpt 2/18/2008 "The well-regarded Prichard reads Berry’s tale of the Todds with long, significant pauses and a stentorian rigor.... By stretching time out like taffy, Prichard manages to make it flow faster than it otherwise would." Publishers Weekly Audio Review
The Big Con Excerpt 2/18/2008 "From beginning to end, Drummond’s consistency of tone and emphasis makes a lasting, positive impression." ---Publishers Weekly Audio Review
Naomi's Guide to Aging Gratefully Excerpt 2/18/2008 "Sure to inform and delight...expertly read by Renée Raudman." ---Library Journal Audio Review
Naomi's Guide to Aging Gratefully Excerpt 2/18/2008 "Sprightly and engaging.... Uplifting and informative." ---Publishers Weekly
Vienna 1814 Review 2/18/2008 Library Journal Starred Review
Vienna 1814 Excerpt 2/18/2008 "A worthy contribution to the study of a critical historical event long neglected by historians." ---Library Journal
Hug Your People Excerpt 2/18/2008 "There ought to be more books like this on the shelves." ---Publishers Weekly
Twilight at Monticello Excerpt 2/18/2008 "A well-researched narrative of Thomas Jefferson's post-presidential years...focusing on less trampled ground and...shedding new light on Jefferson's dysfunctional family life." ---The Washington Post
Twilight at Monticello Excerpt 2/18/2008 "A fair, intimate and factual characterization of the man whose vision of self-government gave birth to the United States." ---Chicago Sun-Times
I'm Looking Through You Excerpt 2/18/2008 "I found myself doing something I haven't done in years: finishing the last page and immediately, seamlessly, starting the thing again." ---Los Angeles Times
Charlatan Excerpt 2/18/2008 "Told with uproarious brio...heavenly." ---The New York Times
The Bible Excerpt 2/18/2008 "[Josephine Bailey's] in top form, lending the clipped and decidedly upper-crust accent that has served her well." ---Publishers Weekly Audio Review
Temples, Tombs and Hieroglyphs Excerpt 2/18/2008 "[Lorna Raver's] voice brims with mystery and the unknown as she, along with the listener, travels along the path that Mertz has meticulously paved.... Raver is solid and unwavering." ---Publishers Weekly Audio Review
Touch and Go Excerpt 2/18/2008 "In a match made in heaven, one of the world's great raconteurs and journalists has written his second memoir...and turns to one of the most recognizable voices in audiobooks to read it." ---Publishers Weekly Audio Review
Touch and Go Review 2/18/2008 Publishers Weekly Starred Audio Review
The China Price Excerpt 2/18/2008 "A vivid portrait of factory life in the country that sells consumer goods for the lowest price possible." ---Kirkus
The China Price Review 2/18/2008 Kirkus Starred Review
Three Girls and Their Brother Excerpt 2/18/2008 "A wickedly enjoyable exposé of modern celebrity.... Timely and entertaining." ---Kirkus
Three Girls and Their Brother Review 2/18/2008 Kirkus Starred Review
God's Crucible WebLink 2/18/2008 The Boston Globe Interview
Homo Politicus Excerpt 2/18/2008 "The ultimate field guide to the fools of Federal City." ---The Boston Globe
Charlatan Marketing 2/15/2008 Author appearance on The Diane Rehm Show
American Bloomsbury Marketing 2/15/2008 Author appearance on The Bob Edwards Show
The Chameleon's Shadow Excerpt 2/15/2008 "A gripping tale of suspense." ---The New York Times Sunday Book Review
The Siege of Mecca Excerpt 2/15/2008 "Trofimov's descriptions of the events lie somewhere between real-life tragedy and political thriller. The story is expertly realized by narrator Todd McLaren's clear elocution and well-paced reading." ---AudioFile
House of Abraham Excerpt 2/15/2008 "This biography takes full advantage of Michael Prichard's narrative skills.... Prichard's fans will hear him at his best." ---AudioFile
Breaking News Excerpt 2/14/2008 “A stunning and memorable account of the risks, rewards, complexities, and enduring lessons of reporting from some of the most dangerous places in the world.... This book makes me proud to call [Fletcher] friend and colleague.” ---Tom Brokaw
Breaking News Excerpt 2/14/2008 “A page-turner and a marvelous read. Martin, the ever-dashing war correspondent, cheated death so many times that he should have been hardened. Instead you meet a soulful man.” ---Connie Chung
Breaking News Excerpt 2/13/2008 "A historical overview, an example of a successful journalist's career, and a journalistic tour de force." ---Library Journal
Breaking News Review 2/13/2008 Kirkus Starred Review
Breaking News Excerpt 2/13/2008 "An eye-opening, deeply felt memoir that brings us behind the cameras in the world's deadliest hot spots." ---Kirkus
Harlan Coben WebLink 2/13/2008 Harlan Coben Web Site
The Story of Forgetting Review 2/13/2008 Publishers Weekly Starred Review
The Story of Forgetting Excerpt 2/13/2008 "Compulsive and transporting" ---Publishers Weekly
Roughneck Nine-One Excerpt 2/13/2008 "A powerful no-holds barred, first-hand account.... Captures the professionalism, comradeship, self-sacrifice, and courage that define the heart and soul of America’s finest warriors." ---Tom Yarborough, author of Da Nang Diary
Roughneck Nine-One Excerpt 2/13/2008 “A gripping account.... A notable contribution to the literature on both the Iraq war and the capabilities of special-ops units.” ---Booklist
Roughneck Nine-One Excerpt 2/13/2008 "A gritty inside look at a Special Forces team at work." ---Publishers Weekly
Trigger Men Excerpt 2/13/2008 "A chilling look inside what a sniper's effect has on both friend and foe. Straightforward and insightful.” ---Jack Coughlin, New York Times bestselling author of Shooter
Spycraft WebLink 2/13/2008 Spycraft Home Page
Spycraft Excerpt 2/13/2008 "Forget James Bond’s famous 'Q' and Hollywood, this is the most remarkable and revealing book ever published about the history and technology of spying." ---Peter Earnest, executive director, International Spy Museum
Spycraft Excerpt 2/13/2008 "This book is absolutely the best I've ever read about the CIA's 'spy-techs'.... A must-read." ---Pete Earley, author of Comrade J: The Untold Secrets of Russia's Master Spy After the End of the Cold War
Mr. Gatling's Terrible Marvel Excerpt 2/12/2008 "If you haven't heard of Julia Keller, you'll hear of her now." ---Charles Bracelen Flood, author of Grant and Sherman: The Friendship That Won the Civil War
Mr. Gatling's Terrible Marvel Excerpt 2/12/2008 "This book is a carnival...bursting with colorful characters, uncanny connections, and contagious enthusiasm." ---Debby Applegate, Pulitzer Prize–winning author of The Most Famous Man in America
Boots on the Ground by Dusk Excerpt 2/12/2008 "Moving, powerful and overwhelmingly distressing." ---Kirkus
Loose Girl Excerpt 2/12/2008 "Cohen's memoir of a lost childhood is commendably honest and frequently excruciating to read." ---Publishers Weekly
Pictures at a Revolution Excerpt 2/12/2008 "A colorful, comprehensive and nicely nuanced portrait of the movie industry in the throes of wrenching yet liberating change." ---Chicago Tribune
Lucia Excerpt 2/12/2008 "What an amazing life, what a great story! And it's so deftly told by Lucia's great-great-great-great-grandson." ---The Washington Post
Three Bags Full Excerpt 2/12/2008 "Both the production and narrative are outstanding." ---The Boston Globe Audio Review
The Lodger Shakespeare Excerpt 2/12/2008 "The prose moves steadily along, eschews gush, jargon and digression, and generally inspires confidence. This is the voice of a man who knows his stuff. A pro." ---The Washington Post
Pictures at a Revolution Excerpt 2/12/2008 "Fresh and candid.... A particularly accomplished debut book." ---The New York Times
Chandler Burr WebLink 2/11/2008 Chandler Burr Web Site
Comrade J Award 2/11/2008 A New York Times Bestseller
The Sunrise Lands Excerpt 2/6/2008 "Thought-provoking and engaging" ---Publishers Weekly
Brenda Watson, C.N.C. WebLink 2/5/2008 Brenda Watson Web Site
Susan Hubbard WebLink 2/5/2008 Susan Hubbard Web Site
Grace Under Fire Award 2/5/2008 2008 Audie Award Finalist
Marion Zimmer Bradley's Ravens of Avalon Award 2/5/2008 2008 Audie Award Finalist
Consequences Award 2/5/2008 2008 Audie Award Finalist
Merle's Door Award 2/5/2008 2008 Audie Award Finalist
Portrait of an Unknown Woman Award 2/5/2008 2008 Audie Award Finalist
The Tao of Warren Buffett Award 2/5/2008 2008 Audie Award Finalist
The House of Mondavi Award 2/5/2008 2008 Audie Award Finalist
My Lobotomy Award 2/5/2008 2008 Audie Award Finalist
The End of America WebLink 2/4/2008 Naomi Wolf discusses The End of America on The Alcove with Mark Molaro
The Secret History of the World Award 2/2/2008 A New York Times Bestseller
Real Change Award 2/2/2008 A New York Times Bestseller
The Taste of Conquest Excerpt 2/2/2008 "Todd McLaren reads with a persuasive impersonation as he vicariously becomes the author." ---AudioFile
The Slave Ship Excerpt 2/2/2008 "Narrator David Drummond pronounces the African names, places, and tribes with ease, and his precise speech enunciates every word." ---AudioFile
Chasing Cool Excerpt 2/2/2008 "Johnny Heller does a professionally 'cool' job." ---AudioFile
The Art of Power Excerpt 2/2/2008 "Lloyd James's narration is calm, steady, and conversational. The simplicity of his style complements the simplicity of the writing." ---AudioFile
Alexander and the Wonderful, Marvelous, Excellent, Terrific Ninety Days Excerpt 2/2/2008 "The irony in Merlington's voice is exquisite as she relates stories of Viorst’s long-term marriage and the exuberance and agony of grandparenting." ---AudioFile
A Spy by Nature Excerpt 2/2/2008 "Vance captures his audience’s attention in a virtuoso one-man show that has all the power and variety of a big-budget theater production." ----Publishers Weekly Audio Review
The Devil You Know Excerpt 2/2/2008 "The exorcist and the dead are each credible, no small feat for Kramer as he wends a smooth path over the thickets of Carey’s...plot." ---Publishers Weekly Audio Review
Our First Revolution Excerpt 2/2/2008 "[Stephen Hoye] keeps the pacing good, and his timbre is pleasing." ---AudioFile
Letters from Nuremberg Excerpt 2/2/2008