Hopkins to publish memoir We Did OK Kid in fall
Sir Anthony Hopkins will release a memoir titled We Did OK, Kid on November 4 through Summit Books. The book traces his Welsh childhood, stage career, and personal struggles, including battles with alcohol and his long sobriety, with personal photographs and reflections from a decades-long acting life.
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Coach Jim Murphy lands book deal with Grand Central
Performance coach Jim Murphy, known for Inner Excellence, will see re release and a new workbook from Grand Central Publishing Group. The Best Possible Life is set for September 30 with a spring re release of Inner Excellence. A.J. Brown praised Murphy, saying football is mostly mental and shared his support on social media.
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Canadian and American finalists named for Carol Shields Prize
The 15 book longlist includes Canisia Lubrin and Anne Fleming. Finalists span Canada and the United States with works by Dominique Fortier Rhonda Mullins Donya Kempadoo Erica McKeen and others. A five book shortlist will be announced April 3 with the winner named May 1 and four runners up each receiving 12500 dollars.
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The Best Emma Ever by Jean E Pendziwol
Thunder Bay reviewer Michael Sobota praises Jean E Pendziwol’s new children’s novel about Emma a five year old who seeks to be the best at everything with her dog Ruff. The reviewer notes Pendziwol’s precise prose witty humor and strong illustrations that support the story and its themes of learning and growth.
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Careless People memoir on Meta details gains and excesses
Flatiron Books will publish Careless People by former Meta policy chief Sarah Wynn-Williams next week. The insider memoir covers seven critical years at Facebook now Meta, exposing board rooms private jets and meetings with heads of state. It centers on leaders Mark Zuckerberg Sheryl Sandberg and Joel Kaplan and reveals executive appetites blind spots and priorities.
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