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SPRING FEVER by Mary Kay Andrews, published this month by St. Martin's Press, debuts at #5 on the New York Times Bestseller List for hardcover fiction (6/24/12). Huge congrats to Mary Kay and the team at SMP!

The Overseas Press Club of America awarded the 2011 Hal Boyle Award to C.J. Chivers for his work in Libya and Afghanistan. Click here for full story.

Congratulations to C.J. Chivers, winner of the 2011 George Polk Award for Military Reporting. Chivers is a frequent contributor to the New York Times, and is the author of THE GUN. For more information on the LIU Polk Awards and a full list of this year's recipients, click here.

The Young Adult Library Services Association named FOOD, GIRLS, AND OTHER THINGS I CAN'T HAVE by Allen Zadoff (Egmont USA, 2009) as one of their most popular paperback titles of 2012! The list of 99 titles was chosen from an official nomination pool of 219 books. Congrats, Allen!

Congratulations to Paul M. Barrett! His latest book GLOCK: The Rise of America's Gun (Crown, 2012) ranked 31st on The New York Times Bestseller extended list for Non Fiction (2/5/12). GLOCK has received high praise from USA Today, The Wall Street Journal, and Fresh Air on NPR.

Mary Kay Andrews' upcoming release, SUMMER RENTAL, received a starred review in Library Journal. Check out the review here and be sure to look for SUMMER RENTAL on shelves June 7th!

We're so thrilled for our author Joanne Gordon, who worked with Howard Schultz to write Onward: How Starbucks Fought for Its Life without Losing Its Soul -- now #1 on Amazon and Barnes & Noble Best Seller lists!

ONWARD by Howard Schultz with Joanne Gordon is an Amazon.com nonfiction bestseller.

Dr. Michio Kaku's PHYSICS OF THE FUTURE: How Science Will Shape Human Destiny and our Daily Lives by the Year 2100 debuted on the New York Times Best Seller List at #6 in the nonfiction category.

WAR, Sebastian Junger's account of a single platoon of soldiers at a remote and dangerous outpost in Eastern Afghanistan for the course of their fifteen month deployment, is a finalist for the Los Angeles Times Book Award in the Special Interest category.