Max Brooks’ novel, WORLD WAR Z: An Oral History of the Zombie War, published by Three Rivers Press, an imprint of the Crown Publishing Group, has now sold more than 1 million copies in print and digital formats combined.
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WORLD WAR Z Sells 1 Million Copies
Tuesday, November 15th, 2011 Patti LuPone’s Extraordinary Memoir in Paperback
Tuesday, November 1st, 2011
The funny, irreverent, irresistible Carol Burnett – author of This Time Together: Laughter and Reflection – says, “Patti’s story had me from the moment I turned to page one of the prologue until the absolutely triumphant final chapter . . . . She tells it like it is, warts and all. And by the time I finished reading the last chapter, I found myself giving Patti a standing ovation in the privacy of my very own living room.”
Press Release: Barefoot Running by Michael Sandler
Monday, August 29th, 2011
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
Contact: Campbell Wharton
(212) 572-2296
cwharton@randomhouse.com
The best prescriptive guide on the cutting edge and
hugely popular “barefoot running” technique.
Author details his journey from near fatal accident to
barefoot marathon runner.
BAREFOOT RUNNING
How to Run Light and Free By Getting
in Touch with the Earth
By Michael Sandler
with Jessica Lee
With a special note from Barefoot Ted
Barefoot running [...]
Editor Sarah Knight on Will Lavender’s “Puzzle-Thrillers”
Monday, July 25th, 2011“I love puzzles,” writes editor Sarah Knight. “Crosswords, Jumbles, the Cryptoquip that ran in my Sunday paper as a kid. For me, working on a puzzle is both soothing and exhilarating – and of course the biggest rush of all comes from solving one. So it’s kind of funny that the thing I love most about Will Lavender’s puzzle-thrillers is that they are impossible to solve.”
Press Release: Midnight Movie by Tobe Hooper
Thursday, June 30th, 2011
Tobe Hooper’s debut novel, MIDNIGHT MOVIE (Three Rivers Press, Paperback Original, July 12, 2011), is one of the most terrifying, graphic, and entertaining books to be released this year. Written by legendary horror director Hooper, the mastermind behind cult classics The Texas Chainsaw Massacre and Poltergeist, this novel is one his fans are going to discuss for years to come.
Liz Welch on People Magazine’s Rave Review of The Kids Are All Right
Friday, September 24th, 2010
Diana heard the news first, and speed dialed Liz – “I just got an email that says we are in People Magazine!” she said. Liz went to the nearest newsstand, opened to page 67 and Liz promptly burst into tears. he called Diana: “It’s the lead review!” she said. “There are two photos and a book jacket image that takes up 1/4 of the page!” She next called Dan and Amanda and read the review to each verbatim.
Nancy Mauro, Author of New World Monkeys, on Female Bravado
Friday, September 24th, 2010
Recently I was interviewed for the Big Orange Slide, an online magazine for and by folks in the ad world. The interviewer, after reading my novel, asked me, “Could you mercy kill a dying animal like your novel’s protagonists do?” This was an interesting question. It actually got me thinking about bravado. But not the swagger and heft of male courage—that defining quality (or lack thereof) that marks a man from cradle to grave. Instead my thoughts turned to the infinitely more interesting female bravado.
Douglas Rogers on The Last Resort, His Funny, Harrowing Memoir
Friday, September 24th, 2010
I told a friend the tragic story of my parents’ lives, how their once beloved backpacker lodge was now a brothel, how my Mom was reduced to cooking meals on a portable gas cooker, that my Dad was cultivating a marijuana crop to earn a little money. Tears were rolling down her face. But she wasn’t crying, she was laughing. She said something like, “I’m really sorry but what you just told me is actually quite funny.” I realized then that I had to look at it in a completely different way.
