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Giveaways Through GetGlue

Giveaways Through GetGlue

Knopf Doubleday is teaming up with GetGlue to offer three of our titles – You Are Not a Gadget, A Dark Matter, and The Jazz Loft Project – through their Guru Giveaways program.

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Romantic Reads for Valentine’s Day

As Valentine’s Day approaches, lovers try to find a way to express their feelings for each other by sending Valentine’s cards, presenting flowers, or offering confections. If you want to be unique this year, why not give a book as a gift? Here are some book suggestions for your loved ones – be it a friend, family member, boyfriend/girlfriend or YOURSELF – for this upcoming Valentine’s Day.

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Malcolm Jones in the Miami Herald

Malcolm Jones in the Miami Herald

Check out Connie Ogle’s fascinating interview with Malcolm Jones, Newsweek writer and author of Little Boy Blues, in the Miami Herald. Jones discusses his childhood and complicated relationships with his parents, as explicated in his memoir, which the LA Times calls a “carefully thought-out, deftly written book.” Now on sale from Pantheon Books.

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Rebecca Goldstein on Big Think

Rebecca Goldstein on Big Think

Tune in to Big Think to watch an interview with Rebecca Goldstein, a “rare find” (Ian McEwan) and author of 36 Arguments for the Existence of God: A Work of Fiction, a “brainy, compassionate, divinely witty novel” (Washington Post). Goldstein discusses being raised devoutly Jewish, how she came to immerse herself in philosophy and question her religion, and with which characters in her new novel she identifies most.

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Adam Haslett: An Unlikely Prophet

Adam Haslett: An Unlikely Prophet

If you haven’t read New York Magazine’s profile of Adam Haslett, whose forthcoming debut novel foretold our current financial disaster, it’s time to get acquainted with the virtuoso author. The media will be buzzing next Tuesday when Union Atlantic hits bookshelves. An early review in Bookslut claims, “Haslett is a major talent. Union Atlantic should cement his reputation as one of America’s great young authors — there aren’t many writers this original, and this intelligent, both intellectually and emotionally, around these days. It’s been years since a novel has captured the zeitgeist of contemporary America this well; it’s been years since a new author has convinced us, with just two books, that there might be nothing he can’t do.”

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A Must-Read for Paul Newman Fans

A Must-Read for Paul Newman Fans

This March Nan A. Talese/Doubleday will release Paul and Me, a memoir on Paul Newman, which Kirkus Reviews has dubbed, “an intimate, uplifting account of a profound friendship and a boyish lark that grew into a spectacularly successful enterprise.” Bestselling author A. E. Hotchner first met Newman during the production of a 1955 TV play that proved to be a turning point in both their careers. Together they founded Newman’s Own line of gourmet foods. Their friendship endured until Newman’s death in 2008.

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Henning Mankell’s The Man From Beijing

Henning Mankell’s The Man From Beijing

With only two weeks to go before his newest book hits the stands, we thought we’d reintroduce you to Henning Mankell—who he is, what he’s written, and why he’s considered the king of Nordic crime fiction.

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Princess Noire Now on Sale

Princess Noire Now on Sale

Nadine Cohodas’s “dramatic portrait” of Nina Simone, “an uncompromising, audacious, and beleaguered musical genius of conscience” (Booklist, starred review)
Princess Noire, is now on sale from Pantheon Books.

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