|

| Free Newsletters

by Topic by Industry by Geography

Business Credit Business Travel Franchising Personal Finance Sales & Selling Technology Women in Business Careers E-Commerce & Internet Finance & Accounting Labor & Employment Management Marketing & Advertising Operations Starting a Business > See All

by Title A-H by Title I-P by Title Q-Z > See All

Business Intelligence Small Business Blog Business Planning E-Commerce & Internet Finance & Accounting Home-Based Business Human Resources & Employment Management & Leadership Marketing & Advertising Operations Sales Technology Women in Business > See All

Hiring & Firing Intellectual Property Internet & Technology Legal Mergers & Acquisitions Money & Fundraising Real Estate/Landlord-Tenant Sales & Marketing Starting a Business Business Guides Forms Kits > See All

Construction Medical Practices Restaurants Retail Trade Manufacturing Real Estate Wholesale Trade > See All

Accounting Advertising & Marketing Computers & Software Financial Services Human Resources Internet & Online Management Small Business > See All

Business Exchange Business Answers Buyer's Guides Franchise Opportunities Glossary Trials & Downloads Partner Resources Podcast Library Quote Center Video Library Web Site Tools > See All

Keep abreast of the latest news and trends in your industry. Browse through 7 million articles from over 1,500 periodicals.

Bookseller

Issue Date: 10/06/2006

View Journal Archives

In This Issue

1-10 (of 20) related articles Sort by: Relevance \| Date Items per page
1. Book from blogging waiter An anonymous New Yorker who blogs under the name Waiter Rant is to write a book for John Murray. (PERIODICAL ARTICLE) 2. A goddess in Manhattan Piccadilly has bought world rights in a three-novel series starring “an irresistible new character”: Kumari: Goddess of Gotham by Amanda Lees. (PERIODICAL ARTICLE) 3. Crime chiller for MJ For Michael Joseph’s crime list, Beverley Cousins has bought a “chilling” first novel by Michael Morley. (PERIODICAL ARTICLE) 4. A soldier’s story of Fallujah David Bellavia, a former US army staff sergeant who has been nominated for a medal of honour for his role in the battle for Fallujah, ... (PERIODICAL ARTICLE) 5. Ritter speaks out again Alan Gordon Walker has bought for Politicos Target Iran: The Truth about the White House’s Plans for Regime Change by Scott Ritter, former UN weapons ... (PERIODICAL ARTICLE) 6. A boy in Bosnia In a pre-emptive deal, Kirsty Dunseath has bought for Weidenfeld How the Soldier Repairs the Gramophone (Wie Der Soldat Das Grammofon Repariert) by Sasa Stanislic, ... (PERIODICAL ARTICLE) 7. Paling moves to Portobello Chris Paling, who has published seven novels with Cape, is moving to Portobello with his eighth, Minding. (PERIODICAL ARTICLE) 8. The fighters for faith Paying what it describes as “a record-breaking advance”, Portobello has bought world rights (exc India) in two books by Anglo-Indian writer Edna Fernandes. (PERIODICAL ARTICLE) 9. German novel tackles British explorer Faber has bought “a major novel” from Germany: The Collector of Worlds by Ilija Troyanov. (PERIODICAL ARTICLE) 10. Headline to build crime writer Rose Vicki Mellor at Headline has bought seven novels by US author Karen Rose, signing the deal through Hachette US. (PERIODICAL ARTICLE)
1-10 (of 20) related articles Sort by: Relevance \| Date Items per page 1-10 (of 20) related articles 12 Next

Browse Journal Archives

▼ - newer

older - ▼

2006

2005