The hook / Donald E. Westlake,
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TextoEditor: New York: Warner Books, Inc., 2000Descripción: 321 páginasTipo de contenido: text Tipo de medio: unmediated Tipo de portador: volumeISBN: 9780446609562Tema(s): NOVELAClasificación CDD: N Resumen: Wayne Prentice is a midlist author who must face the hard fact that the world no longer values his work. He has watched a pseudonym, two careers, and his sales disappear and feels like it may be time to quit writing for good. On the other hand, Bryce Proctorr fires out one bestseller after the next and has a multi-million dollar deal for his next book. Unfortunately, his divorce has given him writer's block and Bryce cannot solve his dilemma as his deadline rapidly approaches. So, Bryce proposes a partnership to Wayne: give Bryce his unpublished manuscript and the two of them can split the advance 50/50. There's just one small catch -- Wayne has to put Mrs. Proctorr six feet under.
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| N W189T El todopoderoso / | N W337N No confíes en nadie / | N W453m La máquina del tiempo ; y otros relatos | N W529H The hook / | N W873AM El amuleto | N W873C Constante vitales | N W873SE La serpiente y el báculo |
Wayne Prentice is a midlist author who must face the hard fact that the world no longer values his work. He has watched a pseudonym, two careers, and his sales disappear and feels like it may be time to quit writing for good. On the other hand, Bryce Proctorr fires out one bestseller after the next and has a multi-million dollar deal for his next book. Unfortunately, his divorce has given him writer's block and Bryce cannot solve his dilemma as his deadline rapidly approaches. So, Bryce proposes a partnership to Wayne: give Bryce his unpublished manuscript and the two of them can split the advance 50/50. There's just one small catch -- Wayne has to put Mrs. Proctorr six feet under.