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Always On Sale has a huge range of books for every type of reader, and they make excellent Christmas Gifts – if you can decide which one to buy! Here’s just a few of our most popular titles: Cravat-A-Licious by Matt Preston Australia knows him as the cravat-wearing critic and hulking soulful judge on TV’s crazily successful MasterChef Australia but it’s his writing that has had the food world talking for the last ten years. Here are all his best stories and columns. A collection of Matt’s irreverent, intelligent, and amusing adventures in food. This book will take you from the best restaurants in ... Read Full Story
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Dan Brown's former publisher has a new job. Stephen Rubin, who resigned last month from Random House Inc., said Tuesday that he will be the new president and publisher of Henry Holt and Company, where authors include Man Booker Prize winner Hilary Mantel and National Book Award finalist Greg Grandin. Rubin was the longtime head of the Broadway Doubleday division of Random House and published John Grisham, Pat Conroy and Brown, whose "The Da Vinci Code" is among the best-selling novels in history. But Broadway Doubleday was broken up last year in a corporate consolidation and Rubin was widely believed to be bored in ... Read Full Story
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The mind of Dan Brown may be a cluster of codes, but in person he appears no more mysterious than your average tennis partner. He is that smiling, sandy-haired man with the dimpled chin you know from the jacket flap of "The Da Vinci Code," the sporty looking fellow in blazer and slacks. After six years of letting his work do the talking — a conversation that whispered and screamed across the globe — he is back, at least briefly, to promote his new novel, "The Lost Symbol," and to reflect on how "The Da Vinci Code" changed him from unknown thriller writer to ... Read Full Story
A lot of hype was made about “Angels & Demons,” over a year before its theatrical release. It seemed that every time the television channel landed on a program like Entertainment Tonight, they were always covering the latest news about the film. “Angels & Demons” is the sequel to the blockbuster bust, “The Da Vinci Code.” Both films are based on the novels by Dan Brown. “The Da Vinci Code” was highly anticipated, but ultimately a letdown...  
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Between its preposterous storyline and its blasphemous revisionist history, the highly-anticipated screen adaptation of The Da Vinci Code was the most over-hyped disappointment of 2006.  
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While Dan Brown looks for Masonic symbolism in Washington, DC, we journey through Masonic London, on a trail that takes in Isaac Newton and Jack the Ripper, St Paul’s Cathedral and Canary Wharf, conspiracy theories and occult forces… David Hambling - November 2009 Dan Brown’s latest novel sends symbologist Robert Langdon on a new quest. Having previously [...]  
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How do you make a bottle to store antimatter in? Don't ask Dan Brown; ask Professor Mike Charlton of Swansea University, who is researching the complex world of particle theory, in CernWhen Tom Hanks's character, Robert Langdon, hunts down the secret Illuminati brotherhood in the film of Dan Brown's bestseller Angels & Demons, the cameras follow him tracking down stolen antimatter in a secret laboratory at Cern, the home of the European...  
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Crain's got ahold of an internal Random House memo which reveals that Dan Brown's The Lost Symbol increased the company's ebook sales by 400% over the prior year. In the first week alone, 100,000 copies were sold for the Kindle. That's a lot of ebooks sold. According to an internal Random House report, sales of its Kindle e-books through September 2009 came to $22.6 million, an increase of almost 700% over the $2.9 million in revenue that...  
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Hmmmmm. Amazon has put out the word that their Number One bestseller for 2009 was Dan Brown's Lost Symbol. But right behind Dan Brown, nipping at his heels? Why, none other than Mark Levin's Liberty and Tyranny. Now, I don't know about you, but when I read a Dan Brown book -- and I think he's a great storyteller -- I'm busy casting the movie. As we all know, Tom Hanks has been the star of the first two Dan Brown-based...  
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NEW YORK - Dan Brown's former publisher has a new job. Stephen Rubin, who resigned last month from Random House Inc., will be the president and publisher of Henry Holt and Company, where authors include Man Booker Prize winner Hilary Mantel and National Book Award finalist Greg Grandin.  
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