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Article: A Flood of New Titles Of Biblical Proportions
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- The Washington Post
- Article date:
- June 24, 1995
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America's interest in things religious and spiritual has created a
lucrative market for book publishers. That point became clear when
"Embraced by the Light," an account of Betty J. Eadie's near-death
experience, hit the bestseller list in The Washington Post's Book
World section in June 1993 and stayed there for more than a year. The
week the hardcover fell from the Top 10, the softcover edition
appeared in the paperback category, where it remains today.
"The Celestine Prophecy," James Redfield's fictional rendering of
ancient Peruvian insights into modern life, has done even better in
hardcover -- 68 weeks and counting. Even Pope John Paul II made the
charts last year with his personal ...
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