Re: "The Elusive E-book"

From: "Bill Janssen"
>
> Yes, I think the decline in use of novels for leisure is not
> necessarily reflective of the book scene as a whole.  I'm just 
> saying
> that "events" like J. K. Rowling will be increasingly rare.
>
> Bill
>


Harry Who? Meet The New J.K. Rowling
----------------------------------------------------------------------
Stephenie Meyer, a teetotal Mormon mother of three, has sold 
seven
million novels about high school vampires and knocked Harry 
Potter
off the No1 bestseller spot in the US
http://www.booktrade.info/i.php/14859
full story
http://entertainment.timesonline.co.uk/tol/arts_and_entertainment/books/article3917660.ece


Joseph 


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