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CBC.ca Arts - John Grisham hit with libel lawsuit over non-fiction murder accoun…: Oct 3, 2007 6:29pm 1 review crime, literature, book, legal, true-stories
http://www.cbc.ca/arts/books/story/2007/09/29/grisham-lawsuit.html; Writer John Grisham, known for his fictional murder mystery stories, has been named in a libel suit over a non-fiction book he wrote about a 1982 murder. The lawsuit, filed in Tulsa, Okla. on Friday, seeks more than $75,000 as well as a jury trial. Author John Grisham, seen in this 2006 photo, is named in a libel lawsuit filed over a non-fiction book he wrote about the 1982 murder of an Oklahoma cocktail waitress. District Attorney Bill Peterson and Gary Rogers, a former agent for the Oklahoma State Bureau of Investigation, have named Grisham and Dennis Fritz author of Journey Toward Justice, Fritz is the other innocent man in Grisham's book, The Innocent Man, and others.

StumbleUpon - gladsdotters web site reviews and blog: Mar 26, 2007 7:26am 159 reviews book
http://gladsdotter.stumbleupon.com/; Great Site One of the BEST

ladynight13s reviews: Mar 26, 2007 7:09am 104 reviews book
http://ladynight13.stumbleupon.com/; Very enjoyable sites. Like the recipes

Protected Blog Login & WordPress.com: Mar 26, 2007 6:21am 1 review books, amazon, book, sales, grisham
http://barbarasjourneytowardjustice.wordpress.com/; Praise For: Journey Toward Justice By: Dennis Fritz The story of the unwarranted prosecution and wrongful conviction of Dennis Fritz is compelling and fascinating. After serving eleven years for a murder he did not commit, Dennis was exonerated and had the strength and courage to put his life back together. - John Grisham

Charteous | Well said with charts: Mar 24, 2007 5:36pm 2 reviews books, amazon, book, sales, ranking
http://charteo.us/cts; As of now, the site (actually, a sub site) tracks Amazon Sales Rank, a number signifying recent trend in sales volume, and hence popularity, of a particular book at amazon.com. This ranking is of great interest to authors and publishers who want to track the popularity of their books and research topics for their future books. The same information is also helpful to book buyers who want to research competitive titles before buying and want some objective data about relative sales numbers.

Books &Writers Book Tracking Service: Mar 24, 2007 4:57pm 1 review books, amazon, reading, book, sales
http://www.booksandwriters.com/; Book Rank Monitoring Service Books & Writers offers a service to help authors and publishers track books' sales rankings at the two major online booksellers.I think this is a Great Service. The Rank Monitoring Service allows you to receive hourly, daily, or weekly email updates of Amazon.com and barnesandnoble.com rankings and view charts tracking a book's ranking over days, weeks, and months.

Amazon.com: Journey Toward Justice: Books: Dennis Fritz: Mar 24, 2007 8:40am 1 review books, amazon, reading, book, dennis-fritz
http://www.amazon.com/exec/obidos/ASIN/1931643954/; Book Description Dennis Fritz was an ordinary middle-aged man leading an ordinary life, when, on May 8, 1987, he was on his way to jail on charges of rape and murder. An overzealous prosecutor bent on winning relied on flimsy circumstantial evidence and Dennis was convicted and sentenced to life in prison while his co-defendant, Ronnie Williamson was sentenced to death. After twelve years of incarceration, with the help of Barry Scheck of the Innocence Project, and DNA testing, Dennis and Ronnie were exonerated and the real killer is found guilty. On April 15, 1999, Dennis and Ronnie walk free from prison. "The story of the unwarranted prosecution and wrongful conviction of Dennis Fritz is compelling and fascinating. After serving eleven years for a murder he did not commit, Dennis was exonerated and had the strength and courage to put his life back together." --John Grisham As I write these words, there have been one hundred eighty-one post-conviction DNA exonerations in America. The exonerated, many crime victims and their families (including the Carter family from the Fri and Williamson case) are the heart and soul of this movement. In this unique and brave community of survivors, there is no more decent and dignified a man, nor a more gentle soul, than Dennis Fritz. For eight years he has unstintingly supported our work in every way possible, re-living what are often very painful memories in service to a just cause. And now he has had the fortitude to tell his whole story. As always, I am in awe of his courage and humbled by his efforts." --Barry C. Scheck Co-Director The Innocence Project