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• Wives reveal uncensored strategies for staying married
• Jobs on biography: ‘I wanted my kids to know me’
• Amy Winehouse's father is writing book
• Actress, director Penny Marshall to write memoir
• ‘10 Rules for Brilliant Women’: Creating a vision for your life
• Harry Belafonte looks back on his struggle for justice
• Spider-Man creator’s new heroes are kid stuff
• Book award nominee withdraws after ‘painful error’
• Gabrielle Giffords to read part of her upcoming audio book
• Neglected zombies get their time ... in the shade
• ‘All By My Selves’: Comedian, ventriloquist and ordinary guy
• Bill O’Reilly tells the dramatic story of ‘Killing Lincoln’
• Bloomsbury venture to bring books "back from dead"
• Book Talk: Tribal areas come alive in 80-year-old's debut
• Author Lewis sees messy end for Greece, Merkel exit
• Mark Hamill's next gig: comic book consultant
• Sarah Palin threatens to sue author of "Rogue" book
• Abramson embraces top NY Times role -- and her puppy
• Anne Hathaway, Kate Winslet sign on for audio books
• Finalists unveiled for 2011 National Book Awards
• Poets lead running for Nobel Literature prize
• Sachs targets elites, Reagan legacy in his new polemic
• REFILE-Child mistreatment fuels novel of isolated teen
• Man unveils 1,150-page Bible — written by hand
• Pulitzer prize winner sued by ex-Marine
• Steve Jobs book jumps to top of bestseller lists
• Reviewers praise new Steve Jobs biography
• Rapper T.I. turns novelist with "Power & Beauty"
• Jobs delayed cancer surgery, tried herbal remedies first
• ‘War Horse’: Friendship and loyalty in a time of conflict

• Palin threatens to sue author for ‘lies’ in book
• Have you been ‘Brandwashed’ as a consumer?
• Ellen DeGeneres opens up in her third book
• Rod Stewart vows to ‘hold nothing back’ in saucy memoir
• Oops! New Nobel laureate Transtromer's work is out of stock
• ‘The Color of Rain’: Two families start over as one
• Model Carré Otis on her ‘Disrupted’ childhood, dyslexia
• ‘Dynasty’ star Linda Evans looks back on her life
• P.D. James writes sequel to Austen's ‘Pride and Prejudice’
• Ask ‘Dr. Ozzy’: Notorious rocker offers medical advice
• Experts unconvinced by new Van Gogh death theory
• ‘Deep Secrets’: Debunking misconceptions about adolescent males
• Have a question for Alexis Stewart or Jennifer Koppelman Hutt?
• Capture a Southern tradition learning ‘A Time to Plant’
• Glenn Beck tells story of family, forgiveness in ‘The Snow Angel’
• ‘Boomerang’: Surveying the wreckage of financial disaster
• Publisher stands by Palin book despite legal threat
• New book satirises reality TV, "PC Britain," media
• Rocker and romancer Rod Stewart to publish memoir
• Lawyer says profession helps her write novels
• Asterix creator Uderzo hangs up pen
• Abramson embraces top NY Times role - and her puppy
• Blacklight Transmedia partners with Random House
• FACTBOX-Nobel literature laureates
• Dyan Cannon book recounts life with Cary Grant
• Barnes wins Booker Prize he once named ‘posh bingo’
• World Chefs-Khanna hopes to inspire with book, TV show
• Child mistreatment fuels novel of isolated teen
• Newsman Mark Whitaker details complex family in memoir
• Barnes wins Booker Prize he once named "posh bingo"
• Key excerpts from "Steve Jobs" biography
• Book Talk: Mary Gabriel on love, capital & Karl Marx's family
• CORRECTED-Finalists unveiled for 2011 National Book Awards

• Courtney Love memoir to ‘set the record straight’
• Beyond the ‘Honeymoon’: A frank look at marriage
• Martha: Daughter Alexis Stewart's book is 'hilarious'
• Cancer battle delays next Vince Flynn thriller
• What IS that smell? Welcome to ‘New York, Phew York’
• Re-ignite the concept of sex ... with your spouse
• ‘Black and Blue’: Redd Foxx’s rise to television stardom
• Shop guilt-free with the ‘Hungry Girl’ grocery guide
• Book Talk: Lawyer says profession helps her write novels
• Islamic superheroes: Role models or propaganda?
• Novelist Lauren Myracle out of award race after error
• Calls to action: 6 books that inspired political activism
• Martha Stewart's daughter discusses life in ‘Whateverland’
• Snooki confesses her guidette secrets in autobiography
• ‘You Are the Brand’: Strategic approaches to self-promotion
• Colin Powell advises 'get mad' in new book
• Diary shows Germans could have known of Nazi horrors
• Hacked off: Assange moans about unofficial "autobiography"
• Missed connections fuel illustrator's imagination
• Book details American letters to Obama White House
• Amy Winehouse's father writing memoir for HarperCollins
• LBJ biography, Mideast memoir among book award finalists
• Book Talk: Unexpected ghosts a change for Chris Bohjalian
• UPDATE 2-Sweden's Transtromer wins Nobel literature prize
• Politico, Random House team up for online 'bookshelf'
• UPDATE 1-Barnes wins Booker Prize he once named "posh bingo"
• Sweden's Transtromer wins Nobel Literature prize
• SWEDISH POET TRANSTROMER WINS 2011 NOBEL PRIZE IN LITERATURE
• Graphic novel offers child’s-eye view of communism
• Steve Jobs book may be Amazon's 2011 top seller
• UPDATE 1-Key excerpts from "Steve Jobs" biography
• Kennedy funeral train photos inspire novel
• Author Barnes backed for Booker amid literary spat