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News 8 November 2002Publicity
'A fever pitch for the new millennium' - Dominik Diamond, BBC Radio Scotland 'A witty nine-month diary' - Evening Standard, London 'It's a fine read. I'm not a Brighton fan but I did enjoy the book. I'm sure that's going to be true of fans of other clubs as well.' - Paul Hawksbee, Talk Sport 'A must have for Christmas.' Seagull (Brighton and Hove Albion match-day programme
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For charity...
Film and book tie in...
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GULLHANGER (184018
6453) by Mike Ward is continuing to receive fantastic reviews. For anyone
that thought the book could only be enjoyed by football mad fans Jacqui
Bealing of Home Truths for The Argus in Brighton summed up the book when
she said, 'It's making me laugh a lot, even though I can't stand football.' 
David
Tossell's SEVENTY-ONE GUNS (184018 5899) has had positive
reviews in Four Four Two, Camden New Journal and arsenal-world.co.uk.
The book was also featured in The Times sports supplement and The Gooner,
the main Arsenal fanzine, ran an interview.
Paul
Hawksbee and Andy Jacobs will be doing a 40-minute interview with Peter
Osgood, author of OSSIE (184018 6534), on their afternoon
show on Talksport Radio on Monday, the 18th November.
FRAMED (1903813
034) author Tod Volpe arrives in Edinburgh on Sunday. He is being interviewed
for Business AM on Monday. 
On
the 7th of December Tom Palmer, author of IF YOU'RE PROUD TO
BE A LEEDS FAN (184018 5740) is to give a continuous public
reading of his entire book to raise money for the charity Book Aid International.
This will take place at Waterstone's Booksellers 94-97 Albion Street,
Leeds from 9am to 7pm. This is not the first time Tom has raised money
for charity. In 1998 he raised £7000 for Macmillan Cancer Relief
by walking across the Sahara Desert in memory of his parents. We wish
him lots of luck with his new charity work.
The
book tie in for UIP's film, CATCH ME IF YOU CAN, starring
Leonardo de Caprio is to be published to coincide with the film being
released on the 31st of January. Quad-sized posters and mini A3 posters
will be available for POS for bookshops. Contact 
WAR
OF THE WINDSORS is being helped along by the controversy surrounding
the trial of Paul Burrell, Diana's butler. The collapse of the trial
