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Advance Publication Newsletter For Library Managers In Acquisitions and Collection Development Library Collection and Acquisitions In Managers For Newsletter Publication Advance N 375 HUDSON A PENGUIN PENGUIN GROUP (USA) CADEMIC EW YORK, G Advance Publication Newsletter M ROU N ARKETING For Library Managers In Acquisitions and Collection Development S Y 10014-3657 TREET P (uSa) BOOKS DUE: JanUary, FebrUary, March, april 2010 • VOlume NINETEEn, Number 1 D E P ARTMENT “Gilbert’s prose is fueled by a mix of intelligence, wit, and colloquial exuber- ance that is close to irresistible.” —The New York Times Book Review SEE INSIDE FOR MORE TITLES COMING SOON FROM PENGUIN GROUP (USA)! STATEN ISLAND, NY STATEN PERMIT NO. 169 U.S. POSTAGE PRSRT-STD PAID PENGUIN GROUP (uSa) 375 HUDSON STREET, NEW YORK, NY 10014-3657 TELEphONE (212) 366-2377 FAX (212) 366-2666 WWW.PENGUIN.COM January 2010 Dear Librarian: Welcome to the Winter 2010 edition of PENGUIN GROUP (USA)’s Advance Publication Newsletter. The newsletter includes late-breaking reviews, news of award-winners, up-to-date information on prices, and book descriptions for our January through April titles. We hope you will take some time to review the many new books included here. As usual, the newsletter is divided into subject categories to route each section to your appropriate acquisitions and collection development specialists. Some highlights: • Viking is proud to announce Summertime, a brillant new work of fiction from Nobel Prize-winner J. M. Coetzee, while our new imprint, Amy Einhorn, is excited to publish the historical fiction title The Postmistress by Sarah Blake. (see Fiction). In addition, make sure to check out our Mysteries/Thrillers and Science Fiction/Fantasy sections for all the latest titles from Harlan Coben, John Lescroart, Walter Mosley, and T. J. 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In addition, you may peruse the newsletter online, and sign up for an email alert each time it goes live on our library site, www.penguin.com/library. Regards, Alan S. Walker Vice-President, Academic & Library Sales 2 To order, use your regular supplier or mail the order form provided directly to Penguin GROUP (USA) INC. If form is missing, email [email protected] ROUTE TO: __________________________________ __________________________________ PENGUIN GROUP (USA) __________________________________ Advance Publication Newsletter For Library Managers In Acquisitions and Collection Development Fiction BOOKS DUE: JanUary, FEBrUary, March, april 2010 • VOlUME ninETEEn, nUMBEr 1 SUmmertIME THE SUrrenDereD RemarKable CreatUres J. M. 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