NYT: For thrillers, Glenn Beck is new Oprah Nov 6, 2009
In his print magazine, Fusion, he is running a serial novel for which nearly 30 thriller writers, including Mr. Patterson, Christopher Reich and Harlan Coben, have contributed chapters. Now Mr. Beck, who through a spokesman declined to comment, has written his own thriller, an untitled work to be published this spring by Threshold, the conservative imprint of Simon & Schuster. (MSNBC -- Politics)
KidLit Trivia Night fundraiser set for Saturday Oct 22, 2009
The hardcover books include the newest releases from Harlan Coben, Michael Connelly, Lee Child, and Charlaine Harris. All of the authors were so gracious and thrilled that the books were going to a charity, especially a children;s literacy charity,; Salz said. (Princeton Bureau County Republican, IL)
From the Editor: Opinion editor takes humor, smarts to Ohio Jun 16, 2009
Some of them: Amy Tan, Tom Robbins, Frank McCourt, David Guterson, Isabel Allende, Anne Patchett, John Lescroart, Michael Chabon, Frances Mayes, Maxine Hong Kingston, James Rollins and Harlan Coben. On Thursday, Alice Hoffman will be the featured BBC author (6 p.m. at Borders on Fair Oaks Boulevard; call (916) 321-1128 for more information). (Sacramento Bee -- Opinion)
STEP AWAY FROM YOUR COMPUTER! May 31, 2009
Now it s time for a six pack of beer and a Harlan Coben novel. Enjoy the rest of your weekend, y all. (Atlanta Journal-Constitution -- Opinion)
• DeMary Library book notes May 23, 2009
Fiction: "Long Lost" by Harlan Coben. Myron hasn't had contact with Teresa Collins in seven years, so he is taken aback by her early-morning phone call from Paris. (Burley South Idaho Press, ID)
• New materials at Gooding library May 5, 2009
"First Family" by David Baldacci, "Loitering with Intent" by Stuart Woods, "Deadlock" by Iris Johansen, "The 8th Confession" by James Patterson, "Twenty Wishes" by Debbie Macomber, "True Detectives" by Jonathan Kellerman, "The Garden of Evil" by David Hewson, "My Lord and Spymaster" by Joanna Watkins Bourne, "The Dirty Secrets Cub" by Meg Gardiner, "The Veil of Gold" by Kim Wilkins, "Hunter's Run" by George R. R. Martin, "Dawn of Empire" by Sam Barane, "Hold Tight" by Harlan Coben, "Then Comes... (Burley South Idaho Press, ID)
Walter Mosley is taking readers' questions Apr 14, 2009
Last year, the London Times had him at number 35 on its list of the , ahead of names like Scott Turow, Harlan Coben and Dick Francis. The Times called Mosley "a bold American voice, not afraid to tackle race.". (Globe and Mail)
San Francisco Chronicle Best-Sellers April 12 / Apr 13, 2009
LONG LOST, Harlan Coben (Dutton Adult; 384 pages; $27. 95): Coben's latest thriller takes sports agent/detective Myron Bolitar to Paris. (San Francisco Chronicle)
New in crime fiction Apr 11, 2009
By Harlan Coben, Dutton, 384 pages, $35. A reader recently told me she had never read a Myron Bolitar novel because she had no interest in sports. (Globe and Mail -- Business)
Shelf Life: Faces of Maine Street Mar 30, 2009
" co-authors Heather Darcy Bhandari, a New York City gallery director, and Jonathan Melber, an arts and entertainment lawyer, suggest getting permission or using images already in the public domain. (The Associated Press has sued Fairey, claiming he violated copyright law by using an AP photograph for his famous image of Barack Obama.)Bhandari and Melber, both Brown University graduates, have drawn on their own experiences and interviews with 100 curators, dealers, and other arts professionals... (Boston Globe)
Coben's'Long Lost' disappoints Mar 29, 2009
Harlan Coben has become one of the most popular authors through the alchemy of his two styles of mysteries. His award-winning series about sports agent and wiseacre Myron Bolitar, which succinctly mixed wry humor with hard-edge plots, jump-started his career. (Erie Times-News, PA)
