“Sooner or later, chickens the size of 747s had to come home to roost”: An interview with Michael M. Thomas
In his novel Fixers, which we published in January, the great Michael M. Thomas answers a question that, for a while, we seemed to have stopped asking: How did Wall… Read more »
50 years after publication, original Valley of the Dolls manuscript up for auction
To coincide with the 50th anniversary of Jacqueline Susann’s classic novel Valley of the Dolls (which was first published in 1966), the book’s original, typed, annotated manuscript is headed to… Read more »
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