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  Fake Cormac McCarthy Interviewed at The Atlantic Wire

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  19119 readersAs we head home for the weekend, we’ve collected the ten most  popular publishing stories of the week–ranging from Google+ tools to Batman news to lagging print book sales. Click here to sign up for GalleyCat’s daily email newsletter, getting all our publishing stories, book deal news, videos, podcasts, interviews, and writing

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  7407 readers For your weekend reading pleasure, we’ve collected the ten most popular publishing stories of the week–ranging from National Novel Writing Month tips to futuristic book covers (embedded above) to former Penn State assistant coach Jerry Sandusky‘s memoir on Amazon. Click here to sign up for GalleyCat’s daily email newsletter, getting all our publishing stories, book deal

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