The phrase "a book released" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a book that has been published or made available to the public.
Example: "The author announced that a book released last month has already become a bestseller."
Alternatives: "a published book" or "a book launched".
Carolla has often espoused his political beliefs; he's called himself a Republican who would like to see pot legalized, and in a book released a year ago, he discussed gender roles and a new generation's confusion of what he believes are the proper functions of men and women.
A book released in January, "Tarnished Heisman" by Don Yaeger, is the latest to report on the topic.
There will also be a book released which features pictures from the exhibition as well as her private collection of photographs and a current retrospective in her own words.
"Twin Cities Noir", a book released this year, assembles twisted tales from 15 other writers, and at least seven more in recent years have published crime novels set in the same place.
In a book released in 2011, Paul Allen claimed Gates tried to cheat him out of his fair share of the company – to make matters worse, Allen was suffering from cancer at the time.
But in a book released after years spent combing the archives of Paris and the Swedish capital, one Cartesian expert has a more sinister theory about how the French philosopher came to his end.
One of the best times in my life was when I was writing a book (Release 2.0: A design for living in the digital age) back in the late 90s.
The rally doubled as a book release party to promote "Occupy Finance," a new handbook produced by a subset of the movement known as the alternative banking group.
Page B14 Arts SLINGING FISTS, NOT WORDS, AT A BOOK RELEASE PARTY A release party for two books about mixed martial arts skipped the traditional reading and gave the floor to the fighters themselves, who fought inside an octagonal cage while the bookish guests observed.
I had a book release in Vilnius recently, and he played music at the after-party.
