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...DIED. ROBERT LUDLUM, 73, prolific author whose convoluted cold war espionage tales sold more than 290 million copies worldwide and whose preposterous yet compelling plots helped define the genre of airport fiction; in Naples, Florida. After working as an actor and theater producer for 20 years, Ludlum turned his hand to writing at the age of 40. His first novel, The Scarlatti Inheritance, published in 1971, was an instant hit; his subsequent 21 books all topped the best-seller lists...
...fiction filmmaker. Most of the visiting professors have not been. He knows how to negotiate the industry and has a perspective on that of being successful," Samuelson said...
...think we're probably the only magazine in the country that combines the finest photography that we can find available, along with the finest poetry, fiction and non fiction," Coles said...
...speculation about what really doomed the hit factory. Martin's music has reportedly made him a multimillionaire (he refuses to discuss his wealth). Maybe a clash of egos caused the rift. Or maybe Martin had chewed and spit out all the bubble-gum pop he had in him. Fiction, he says, but typically he didn't quash the talk...
...such influential works as After Babel: Aspects of Language and Translation, The Death of Tragedy, The Language of Silence: Essays on Language, Literature, and the Inhuman, and Tolstoy or Dostoevsky. He has also published many essays and reviews in prominent publications in Europe and the United States, and his fiction has been highly praised...