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Books-N-Clubs: A book about clubs
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As the black book market continues to grow in popularity, authors of all genres are findng support, recognition and a welcoming audience in book clubs across the country. Curtis Bunn, a sportswriter and columnist for the Atlanta Journal-Constitution, is one such author.
In promoting his first novel, Baggage Check, in 2001, Bunn traveled, flying and sometimes driving for hours, to meet with and become familiar with book clubs across the country.
"I closely watched how the membe...
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My book club horror story Book clubs sound so genteel, but they're a hotbed of one-upmanship and female rivalry that takes you right back to your schooldays
Evening Standard - London
; Helen, it's me' said the voice on the other end of the phone sheepishly. 'We've been talking, and it's just that we thought you would be happier in a different kind of book club one that is more intellectually challenging, perhaps.' That was that. No hearing, no appeal, no mercy. I had just been
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My book club horror story; Book clubs sound so genteel, but they're a hotbed of one-upmanship and female rivalry that takes you right back to your schooldays.
The Evening Standard (London, England)
; Byline: HELEN KIRWAN-TAYLOR Helen, it's me-' said the voice on the other end of the phone sheepishly. 'We've been talking, and it's just that we thought you would be happier in a different kind of book club- one that is more intellectually challenging, perhaps.' That was that. No hearing, no
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Book club buyers: they like getting mail, and they respond - on average, every three weeks!
Target Marketing
; With an emphasis on recency, frequency and monetary value in picking who to mail to and how often to mail, book club buyers are an excellent market to target. First, they are among those receptive to offers by mail - the most important aspect in choosing prospects. Second, they have chosen to be a
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KEPLER'S FILLS NICHE BY FOSTERING BOOK CLUBS ON THE PENINSULA Book club boom
Oakland Tribune
; IN OCTOBER 2005, Kepler's Bookstore in Menlo Park faced a monumental challenge. The independent bookstore, a Peninsula landmark for five decades, shocked the community with its abrupt closure that year on Aug. 31, after years of declining sales. Community groups rallied to re-open Kepler's, and six
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A panel discussion about starting a book club and about being a better particpant in book clubs will be Wednesday at 7 p.m. All About Book ClubsA panel discussion about starting a book club and also being a better participant if you're already a member of a book club. When: Wednesday, 7 p.m. Where: Laramie County Library, 2800 Central Ave.More info: Call 635-1032, or go to www.lclsonline.org.
Wyoming Tribune-Eagle
; By Karen Cotton feat2@wyomingnews.com The Laramie County Library has several successful book clubs that continue to grow in popularity in Cheyenne. At the Cheyenne branch there are five book clubs: - "Writing Wyoming" Book Discussion Series for books by Wyoming authors. - Mother-Daughter Book Club
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The author-book club connection
Black Issues Book Review
; How to tap into new websites, contact lists and other strategies At Journey's End Literary Club, great reads come in small packages and the parcels are plenty. In just two years, this North Carolina reading group received eighty-nine books from authors and publicists trying to seduce group members
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Book club evolution: What would Oprah say?
Capital (Annapolis)
; BELLINGHAM, Wash. (AP) - Lori Richardson perused the book shelves, picking up one book for consideration and then another. At first glance, there was little that appeared to tie the widely varying authors and genres together. But a closer inspection revealed shelf tags and signs promoting local
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KCPL adds Mystery Book Club to OnLine Book Club selections
Charleston Gazette
; ... Book Club - Mysteries, comedies, true-life adventure and even some science fiction, all geared toward teen interests. - Good News Book Club - Books that "you could bring home to Mom." These books will make you laugh, cry and really think about what is important ...
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KCPL adds Mystery Book Club to on-line roster
Charleston Gazette
; ... Book Club - Mysteries, comedies, true-life adventure and even some science fiction, all geared toward teen interests. - Good News Book Club - Books that "you could bring home to Mom." These books will make you laugh, cry and really think about what is important ...
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START A BOOK CLUB; HOW TO SHARE A PASSION FOR THE WRITTEN WORD.(SERIES: Daily Dose)(CNY)
The Post-Standard (Syracuse, NY)
; Byline: Emily Kulkus Staff writer If folks could play solitaire with other people - they would. By nature, we are social beings, seeking out entertainment opportunities at every turn. So why not take the same philosophy and apply it to reading, a fundamentally solo activity? A popular way to do so
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