Article: Decoding the Science of ANGER.(quiz about anger)

Article: Carrie Kania Makes Harper Perennial Clubhouse for ...
The New York Observer (New York, NY);  November 18, 2008 ;     700+ words ... ... spoke only to her colleagues from Harper Perennial, the small but proud paperback unit ... Of all the authors she publishes at Harper Perennial, those closest to her heart tend ... them friends with each other and turn Harper Perennial into their clubhouse. At this point ...

Article: books: On the road with Che Guevara and a bike made in Brum; ...
Sunday Mercury (Birmingham, England);  October 7, 2007 ;     700+ words ... ... factual books don't have to be cold and dull. Just look at Harper Perennial's new series: 'Stranger Than ... ' The publishers ... Motorcycle Diaries. That work has now been re-published by Harper Perennial. And it really is a gritty, seat-of-your-pants ...

Article: Harper Perennial unveils new series.(Classic ...
Publishers Weekly;  February 9, 2009 ;     700+ words ...Harper Perennial is adding a political classics line to its paperback program; the line will launch this fall under the direction of editorial ...

Article: BOOKS: DENISE WELCH Eve Green by Susan Fletcher (Harper ...
The Mirror (London, England);  July 1, 2005 ;     533 words ...Former Coronation Street actress Denise will be taking Eve Green by Susan Fletcher (Harper Perennial pounds 7.99) with her on holiday to Istanbul, Turkey. In the same vein as Alice Sebold's The Lovely Bones, this novel tells ...

Article: Darkmans By Nicola Barker Harper Perennial Pounds ...
The Independent on Sunday;  April 6, 2008 ;     386 words ... The protagonist of Darkmans, Daniel Beede, is one of Nicola Barker's more bizarre characters. He's on a mission to stop Ashford in Kent from becoming a place with no discernible past or memorable present. Developers have erased much of the past in their rush to build the rail link to the Channel

Article: PAPERBACKS THE WRECKERS BY BELLA BATHURST, HARPER ...
The Sunday Telegraph London;  March 26, 2006 ;     277 words ...A fine shipwreck has always represented sport, pleasure, treasure, and in many cases the difference between living well and just getting by. Here is the secret history of shipwrecks from all around Britain: beach orgies so wild that few participants survived until morning, remote cottages filled

Article: PAPERBACKS ROBERT LOUIS STEVENSON BY CLAIRE HARMAN, HARPER ...
The Sunday Telegraph London;  March 26, 2006 ;     276 words ...Stevenson's short life was as adventurous as almost anything in his fiction. He was the least 'Victorian' of Victorian writers - a man of humour, resilience and strongly unconventional views. In his time he was both a dutiful son and a reckless lover, a Scotsman and a South Sea Islander, and a man