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Hannah Elliott: Yoko, as you re-read this book does it seem like it was you who wrote it or is it like reading the work of someone else, since it was so long ago?
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It was they who gave the book its U.K. subtitle: The story of the rogue, the madam, and the horse that changed racing.
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If my father were still around and it were me who was writing the book, I have no doubt he'd strenuously counsel me to pick a different city any other city (even New York), though preferably someplace totally obscure about which people don't have strong opinions or, worst of all, facts.
WSJ: Venice, and New York, as Subjects
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But nor is it true to say that they were Wellington's chief source of intelligence, or, as the book's title implies, that it was Scovell alone who broke the French codes.
ECONOMIST: Napoleon and Wellington
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"At that time, Stutzman thanked Defandant Armstrong for writing his book and told him it was very inspiring and that he recommended it to friends who were fighting cancer, " the lawsuit said.
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It was during one of these later meetings with Gen Petraeus that he introduced me to Mrs Broadwell, who at that time was working on her book about him and with whom, it emerged last week, he was having an affair.
BBC: Petraeus' downfall - a modern morality tale
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It was completely surreal, especially writing a book about silver linings and someone who believes in delusional hope.
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It was written by a Chemist who became famous in the 1980 for a book that denounced industry malpractice.
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"Once a scandal breaks, there's nothing nicer than watching the mighty fall, " says Barbara Ley Toffler, who was the chief ethics consultant at Arthur Andersen when it collapsed and wrote a book on the firm's demise.
FORBES: Pulling the Plug on Marsh
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It hired a publicist who arranged a book tour, then an unusual promotional tool, and it gave the book a dust jacket that was the color of a fire truck.
NEWYORKER: Books as Bombs
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It made her an awkward, embarrassing person who asked what book you were reading when all you wanted to do was go to the bathroom.
NEWYORKER: Temporary