“Pure, vigorous plot. Mr Grisham knows how to make himself eminently readable.” —The New York Times Watch John Grisham discuss Ford County, his first collection of short stories, on NBC’s Today Show after the jump.
More >In honor of the release of Suzan Colón’s memoir Cherries in Winter (in stores now), three members of our Doubleday team and self-proclaimed “Team Cherries in Winter” gathered at one of our tiny apartments to bake Suzan’s famous Butter Cookies.
More >Part three of a series of conversations with John Grisham about his first collection of short stories, Ford County. Watch part one and part two of the series.
More >Jon Krakauer, author of Where Men Win Glory will appear on NBC’s Meet the Press this Sunday, 11/1 with a panel of guests discussing Afghanistan. Check your local listings for timings.
More >Right now at The Daily Beast you can read “Fetching Raymond,” an exclusive excerpt from John Grisham’s debut collection of short stories, Ford County.
More >Ever wonder what it’s like to be a twin? Look no further than Abigail Pogrebin’s new book One and the Same. For an insider’s look, view Abby’s video after the jump.
More >Suzan Colón, contributing writer and editor for O, The Oprah Magazine has a new website for her upcoming memoir, Cherries in Winter: My Family’s Recipe for Hope in Hard Times out November 3, 2009. Find recipes, photos, and author vidoes of Suzan at www.cherriesinwinter.com.
More >One blueprint, two souls. How do you become your own person when there is someone else–your twin–who is exactly the same?
See what author Abigail Pogrebin and her sister Robin revealed about their twinship on The Today Show:
More >Part two of a series of conversations with John Grisham about his first collection of short stories, Ford County.
More >Abigail Pogrebin, author of Stars of David, is back with a memoir exploring the role that has most defined her: identical twin. In One and the Same (October 20, 2009), she offers a fascinating insider’s look at twinships and asks some fundamental questions. What does it mean to have a mirror image? How can you be unique, as we all like to think we are, when somebody shares your exact DNA?
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