Sarah Weinman, a freelance writer based in New York, writes "Dark Passages," a monthly online mystery & suspense column for the Los Angeles Times
I stopped reading right there.
What a stupidly arranged and thoerized excuse of financial reporting this piece of garbage is. PDS on perfect display.
Ms. Weinman will eat much crow over this silly piece.
What about Hillary's book and eight million dollar advance on that? Wouldn't that be a more fair comparison?
Plus the discount on the book is a Wal Mart program and not a statement on the book. They do it with other books too.
The book will be a best seller. This writer is masquerading as a journalist when she is a partisan hack.
The comments at the link show how sick and twisted with hate the liberals are.
It never ceases to amaze me the lengths some are going to to dissect every aspect of this bookwriting, including naming all the names of the contributing authors and launching in to great and misleading detail about profit margins.
Tell me, did Hillary Clinton receive this much scrutiny on her books?? Thought not. They are very afraid of this woman...
Pieces like this are almost always written either by certain types of women, or homosexuals.
Weinman who? These people get more bazaar every day...I don’t remember Sarah Palin announcing or bragging about a $1.whatever million dollar advance. I remember seeing lots of rumors put out by the democrats in a paranoid frenzy about it.
A last (and half-assed) ditch attempt to sink her book from a know nothing, and never before heard from, cyber Journalist.
Yeah, just putting your name on an Sarah Palin article is your claim to fame. F’idiot.
Sarah Weinman, a freelance writer based in New York, writes "Dark Passages," a monthly online mystery & suspense column for the Los Angeles Times
Really? Why didn't someone tell us?
I pre-bought the book at Amazon
I hope they honor that we get first shipments
Why is the wizened old neo-socialist crows and flaccid girlie-men in the liberal contingent are so afraid of attractive articulate women who believe in normal values?
Sales are now over 1,000,000 copies in just the first two weeks.
Ms. Weinman has proven, of course, to be totally wrong in this silly article; instead, “Going Rogue” continues to be #1 at the bestseller lists at the New York Times and Nielsen’s Bookscan.