The Bestseller
The Bestseller by Olivia Goldsmith is a wickedly funny novel published by HarperCollins on June 14, 1997. This 720-page work explores the competitive world of publishing through the eyes of five authors, each vying for the coveted title of bestseller. The narrative features a range of characters, including a ruthless publisher, first-time novelists, seasoned editors, and outrageous agents, all navigating the complexities of the literary market.
Readers will find a satirical take on the publishing industry, highlighting the ambitions and rivalries that define it. Goldsmith’s storytelling captures the essence of the struggle for success, revealing the lengths to which individuals will go to achieve their dreams. With its focus on the dynamics between aspiring writers and established figures in the field, The Bestseller offers an insightful commentary on the nature of fame and the pursuit of literary acclaim.
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A wickedly funny novel from the bestselling author of The First Wives Club, Goldsmith’s new book tells the story of five authors, five novels, one publisher… and only one bestseller.From ruthless publisher Gerald Ochs Davis (aka GOD) to first-time novelists to hard-bitten editors, has-been writers and outrageous agents — every one of them wants to be part of a bestseller. Unfortunately there can only be one, and in The Bestseller, bestselling author Olivia Goldsmith knows where the bodies are buried and the stories they could tell.A likely bestseller…a meaty sendup of publishing told with intelligence, wit, and shameless enthusiasm. — Kirkus Reviews
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