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The University Daily Kansan
Tuesday, August 29, 2000
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A minor surprise is the reissue of "Lennon Remembers," Lennon's famously bitter, marathon interview with Rolling Stone publisher Jann Wenner, given just as the group was breaking up. Lennon had agreed to the interview on the condition that Wenner not put it out in book form. When he did so anyway, Lennon was enraged and spoke bitterly about Wenner right until the end of his life.
But the publication arrives with the approval of Ono, who contributed a forward. Material originally edited out has been restored and some lyrics never recorded will be included.
In addition to the Beatles, books about the Clintons and the upcoming presidential election will abound in stores this fall.
"I remember being at the booksellers convention a couple of years ago and Linda McCartney was there to promote one of her vegetarian cookbooks," said Constance Sayre, director of Marketing Partners International, a publishing consultant.
The publisher gave a party and you should have seen the lineup of people to shake Sir Paul's hand. You've never seen such a crowd. The Beatles are certainly a big deal with booksellers."
"The Beatles Anthology," an oral history assembled by the three surviving Beatles and Lennon's widow, Yoko Ono, has advance orders of more than 1 million and will be published in at least eight languages.
NEW YORK — Thirty years after their breakup, and 20 years after the death of John Lennon, it's time yet again to meet the Beatles.
At least nine titles related to the Beatles are expected this fall, from the authorized "The Beatles Anthology" to a biography of their late manager, Brian Epstein. Other books include an illustrated volume of Paul McCartney's paintings, a reissue of Lennon's collection of verse, "In His Own Write," and a look at the Beatles' time in India with the Maharishi Mahesh Yogi.
While a generation has been born and raised since the Beatles were together, the band remains a major moneymaker and cultural presence. The band's albums sold more than 50 million copies worldwide during the past decade. Dozens of Beatles fan clubs still exist, from Australia to Russia to Brazil.
Fall brings crop of Beatles books
The Associated Press
This time in bookstores.
Crossword
ACROSS
1 Rudiments
5 Empty space
8 Loudness
14 Wife of Jacob
15 Chill
16 Eloquent speaker
17 Cean's liver
18 Fraternity
19 Garment's inner layer
20 Liberty
22 Band type
24 Polliwog
24 Michigan capital
26 Vanity
29 Animal viewing place
30 Confronts..."
34 "...the ramparts..."
35 Christen of fashion
36 Sorrow
37 Mold
39 Green Gables girl
40 Iritate
41 Fond du ... WI
42 Recommended strongly
43 Red Sox great Williams
44 Pose pursuit
44 Use sparingly
46 Tenant farmer
46 Keeps bicking?
47 Learned person
47 Exact
48 Reflection for
49 Pose
58 Eternal City
60 Scanty
61 Actress Lupino
62 Biblical pronoun
63 Singer Roberta
64 For each
65 Back talk
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DOWN
1 High up
2 Yankee catcher
3 Didn't spare the rod
4 Fleecy flock
5 Paid male escort
8/28/00
6 Shrewdness
7 Write
8 "Candide" author
9 East
10 Bowling alleyes
11 Employing
12 Sun, follower
13 Work unit
14 AMA members
15 Slumber
16 Not a soul
17 Pierced by horn
18 First-class alternative
19 Onward or onward
19 French farewell
20 Chilly perspiration
21 Poetic palindrome
22 es Salama, Tanzania
23 Defames
24 Rounds of applause
25 Zion National
Solutions to Monday's Crossword
Park state
44 Cattle feeder
45 Advantageous aspect
46 Drink of the gods
48 Spree
50 Classifies
51 Wakiki greeting
52 Titles
53 Klimer poem
56 Current unit,
bretley
57 Victory sign
58 Small drink
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