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Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Mar 29, 2003

Page

7

Trials of Rommy Gandolph and The First Law pair

Review contrasts three crime novels. Rommy Gandolph faces death row appeals with Arthur Raven uncovering potential wrongful conviction as Gillian Sullivan wrestles with past crimes. Erno Erdai offers a controversial confession while Muriel Wynn and Larry Starczek pursue the case amid off again affairs. The arousal of doubt and irreversible consequences drives the plot.

Scottwindle Arthur Raven Rommy Gandolph Arthur Cillian Sullivan Rommy Uthur Gillian Hinde Tor Larry Starczek Wynn Starcczek Erno Erdai Erdai

Sky map completes vast infrared sky survey

In Pasadena California astronomers unveiled the most thorough high resolution digital sky survey, releasing one million infrared images online. The four year project cost about 40 million dollars and catalogs around 500 million objects including stars galaxies asteroids and comets. Principal investigator Michael Skrutskie noted the public will marvel while scientists mine the data for decades. Twin telescopes in Arizona and Chile conducted the observations, revealing infrared radiation that pierces dust and gas to reveal hidden objects. Online at ipac.caltech.edu 2mass and pegasus.astro.umass.edu.

Pasadena Calif Michael Skrutskie Arizona Chile Ipac Caltech Pegasus Astro

Best Sellers In Hardcover Fiction Nonfiction and More

Publishers Weekly list highlights top hardcover fiction with Dan Brown and John Grisham titles, alongside dozens of authors like Alice Sebold, Danielle Steel, and Jeffery Deaver. Nonfiction features Atkins, Warren, Noor, Loehr Schwartz, and Moore. Mass market and trade paperbacks showcase Stephen King, Grisham, Patterson, and Connelly among others.

Publishers Weekly Dan Brown Doubleday John Grisham J. Patterson A. Gross Little, Brown Alice Sebold Linle, Brown Danielle Steal Delacorte Press Vanished Man Jeffery Jeaver Simon & Schuster Reluctant Suit Rick Warren Zondervan Queen Noor Miramax Manag Jim Loehr Tony Schwartz Free Press Savage Nation Michael Savage WND Books Michael Moore Regan Books Suze Orman Frae Press Jarhead Anthony Swofford Scribner bin Laden Doll Island J.D. Robb Berkley James Patterson Andrew Gross Warner Books

Three books win Lukas awards for nonfiction

The J Anthony Lukas Prize Project named winners Samantha Powers Robert Harms and Suzannah Lessard for works on genocide slave trade and urban sprawl The prize money awards 10000 to Powers and Harms and 45000 to Lessard in a special category Funds support works in progress and honor Lukas author of Common Ground who died in 1997.

Lukas NEW York Columbia University Graduate School of Journalism Nieman Foundation Harvard University Samantha Powers America Powers National Book Critics Circle Robert Harms Suzannah Lessard Lessard Harms

Scholastic bows to retailers over Harry Potter sales

The U S publisher revised a pre sale program for Harry Potter and the Order of the Phoenix amid retailer concerns. Students could order at school fairs for publication day pick up with a $29.99 certificate and a free baseball hat. $20 credit and store details will be posted, while part of proceeds go to schools.

NEW York U.S Scholastic Children’s Books J.K. Rowling Scholastic American Booksellers Association Avin Domnitz

New book clubs pop up as market grows

In New York AP report two new clubs launch within weeks of Oprah resuming picks. The International Book of the Month extends to four continents and 15 countries, while Barnes & Noble.com starts weekly picks. Oprah plans classic authors, sparking other outlets to follow.

New York Oprah Winfrey Barnes & Noble.com Marie Toulantis Winfrey Ernest Hemingway William Faulkner Today” Show USA Today Good Morning America

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