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International Bestsellers

September 1, 2000

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Trading Places Guillou Turns Publisher, Potter Imposter in Spain, and Bridget Jones Down Under The prolific writer-turned-publisher Jan Guillou has commandeered the top three slots in Sweden this month, all of them part of his journey through the Middle Ages. At the top of the heap is the third in his trilogy based on the…Continue Reading

Posted in Featured Articles • Tagged Ana Marie Matute, Ann-Marie Skarp, Anne Holt, Anneli Hoier, Aranmanoth, Cappelen, Carmen Balcells, Chris Hopkins, Commonwealth Writer's Award, Dance With a Poor Man's Daughter, Don Jose, Doubleday, Globe and Mail, Glow, Harcourt, Headline, High Hopes, Jan Guillou, Jan Martenson, Jose De San Martin, Jose Garcia Hamilton, Judith Murdoch, Laffont, Leonhardt & Hoier, Like Water in Wild Places, Linda Michaels, Lindkart & Ringhof, Liza Marklund, Longanesi, Maggie Alderson, Michael Jacobs, Modtryk, Murder on Mauritius, New York Times, Norstedts, Ordupplaget, Our Kid, Pamela Jooste, Pants on Fire, Peg McColl, Penguin UK, Piper, Piratforlaget, Planeta, Rowohlt, Sara Arbeiderspers, Sara Thomson, Scholastic, Sigge Sigfridsson, Studio Sex, Sudamerica, The Bomber, The Kingdom at the End of the Road, The Mark of the Killer, Uniboek, Wahlstrom & Widstrand, Willy Josefsson

International Fiction Bestsellers

August 1, 2000

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Crime and Punishment King Bites the Bullet, Crime Pays in New Zealand, and Carvalho’s on the Case in Spain In a somewhat bizarre development, Stephen King’s hotly downloaded e-novella Riding the Bullet has shot around the globe — in a bricks-and-mortar edition. Though hard-copy versions of the work were originally ruled out by the K-man,…Continue Reading

Posted in Featured Articles • Tagged Adam Armstrong, Adelphi, Ana Rosa Quintana, Annie, Arthur Maimane, Bantam, BB Art, Bengt Nordin, Bertelsmann, Bjorn Hellberg, Bra Bocker, Bruno Cirino Pomicino, Cappelens, Carmen Balcells, Daniel Easterman, Darley Anderson, De Bezige Bij, Emanuela Canali, Geronimo, Grinzane-Carvour, HarperCollins UK, Hate No More, Henning Mankell, Juan Marse, Kees van Kooten, Lee Child, Leonardt & Hoier, Liza Marklund, Lizard's Tongue, Luitingh Sljthoff, Manuel Vazquez Montalban, Marianne Velmans, Mondadori, Obsidian, Otava, Planeta, Putnam, Riding the Bullet, Rizzoli, Running Blind, Sandor Marai, Stephanie Cabot, Stephen King, Strictly Confidential, Taste of Bile, The Cry of the Panther, The Horse Whisperer, The Jaguar Mask, The Killing Floor, The Loop, The Man of My Life, The Performance at Bolzano, The Son of the Wind, The Thanksgiving, The Visitor, William Morris

International Fiction Bestsellers

May 1, 2000

Spiritus Mundiw Chimoni’s French Miracle, Lama Love in Germany, and Italy’s Sci-Fi Satire Anyone out there remember Mr. God This Is Anna, a UK bestseller for Holt in 1975 that’s been in print at Ballantine since 1976? Well, it’s back to the future in France, where a similar title has just been published: Annaëlle Chimoni’s…Continue Reading

Posted in Featured Articles • Tagged Annaelle Chimoni, Antoine de Saint-Exupery, Argentine Society of Writers, Atlantida, Ballantine, Bernard Pivot, Bernhard Schlink, Carmen Balcells, Carol Janeway, Carol Lee Berger, Diogenes, Doris Dorrie, editions du Rocher, Editions du Seuil, Ekkienes, Eric Deschodt, Feltrinelli, Flight From Love, Florence Giry, Gallimard, Gloria Gutierrez, Hachette, Hedwig Janes, Holt, Jean-Claude Lattes, Jorge Naveiro, Joseph Sitruk, Knopf, Le Grand Livre du Mois, Le Livre D'Annaelle, Lieselotte Longato, Lindhardt & Ringhof, Marcos Aguinis, Mary Hall Mayer, Monica Antunes, Mr. God This Is Anna, Obsessive Love, Oprah, Paulo Coelho, Philippe Sollers, Planeta, Planeta Espana, Random House, Seix Barral, Spirits, Stefano Benni, Sylvie Gueric-Bertrand, The Enlightened, The Manual for the Warrior of Light, The Only Lover, The Reader, The Upside-Down Cross, Ursula Bender, Vasco de Gama, What Do We Do Now?

International Fiction Bestsellers

February 1, 2000

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Apocalypse Now Amnesia Hits Spain, Horror Bloodies France, and Pokémon Ravages Australia Perhaps in compensation for the underwhelming arrival of Y2K, this month’s bestsellers have registered a potent desire for all those missed connections, fatal errors, and world-historical upheavals we were so tantalizingly promised. In Spain, Nativel Preciado’s The Narcissist plunges into the abyss of…Continue Reading

Posted in Featured Articles • Tagged Arundhati Roy, Bertrand Brazil, Camilo Jose Cela, Carlos Gorostiza, Carmen Balcells, Doubleday, Doves Fly Away, Editorial Noticias, Emmanuel Carrere, Frozen Peaches, Giogio Forattini, Goncourt, Grasset, HarperCollins India, Hodder & Stoughton, Indro Montanelli, Knopf, Laura Espido Freire, Linda Michaels, List, Lulu Wang, Madera de Boj, Mal og Menning, Massimo D'Alema, Mel Cox, Millennium Flop, Nativel Preciado, Nobel Prize, Nonino Prize, Pankaj Mishra, Picador India, Picador UK, Planeta, Planeta Argentina, Planeta Group, Pokemon, Scholastic Australia, The Adversary, The God of Small Things, The Lily Theatre, The Narcissist, The Romantics, The Tender Child

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