[Miss Marple]

One thing about this book...I will bet it does NOT sell as well as Bill Sammon's book, Fighting Back.

Those of us who are Bush supporters are not going to buy the book, and the liberals won't buy it because they don't want to read about the war, so we are left with a very, very tiny market niche for Mr. Woodward.

I hope Sammon's book is on the best-seller list for months, and that Woodward has to see that list every week while his book sits in the cellar.

[Semper Paratus]

One thing about this book...I will bet it does NOT sell as well as Bill Sammon's book, Fighting Back.

Woodwards books should be listed under Science Fiction.

[Fracas]

Time for our bookstore 'strategery'? Hmmm?

[aristeides]

Why do you think Woodward's book didn't appear a month ago, so that the media could trumpet it during the last couple of weeks before the election?

[duckbutt]

Jane, I have to agree about Sammons book. I'm reading it now and it's like a fiction thriller. Great stuff. In fact, I've been waking up groggy because I'm reading past midnight.

I literally cried when Sammons described the scene a few days after 9/11 when President Bush was in New York and met, sans cameras, with the victims' families for two hours. He described how the president wept, the families wept, and the "secret service, looking like Terminators with curley wires in their ears, stood back and couldn't help blubbering like babies......"

Support Sammons, show Woodward the door.....