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Newspaper

Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Oct 30, 1999

Page

4

Mouthwatering mysteries and recipes flood Ottawa Library picks

A tasting menu of murder and menus features Heaven, Chas Weatley, and renowned sleuths from Scarpetta to Tempe Brennan. The Ottawa Library highlights novels blending crime with gourmet passages, inviting readers to sample soups, desserts, and international dishes while clues unfold.

Heaven Washington Examiner Chas Weatley Phyllis Richman Washington Post F Weatley Kathy Reich Tempe Brennan Montreal Andrew Ryah Ottawa

Editor quits over Bush book recall at St Martin's Press

Washington AP reports Robert Wallace, editor in chief of St Martin's Press, resigned over the recall of Fortunate Son a biography of George W. Bush. Wallace said he did not want to be associated with the book which he has not read. The publisher pulled the Oct 19 release after reports that author J H Hatfield was paroled in 1993 for a felony. The book alleges Bush faced cocaine possession in 1972. Bush denies the claim as science fiction.

Washington St. Martin’s Press George W. Bush Robert Wallace J.H. Hatfield Texas Hatfield Bush George Herbert Walker Bush U.S United Nations Ernest Hemingway Library of Congress A.E. Hotchner Hemingway Spain Luis Miguel Dominguin Antonio Ordonez William Kennedy New York Times Hotchner Mary Madrid Francisco Franco Marlin Pilar Ketchum Idaho

Coetzee Wins Booker Prize for Disgrace in London

South Africa's J M Coetzee wins the 1999 Booker Prize for fiction with Disgrace, becoming the first author to win twice. The University of Cape Town professor receives a 32,000 dollar prize at Guildhall, while editor Geoff Mulligan accepts on his behalf.

London J.M. Coetzee Coetzee University of Cape Town Guildhall Cape Town South Africa Michael K Geoff Mulligan Andrew O’hagan Anita Desai Abdaf Soueif Colm Toibin Michael Frayn

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