Other much-hyped celebrity memoirs have been bona fide publishing disasters, selling in the tens, rather than the hundreds, of thousands.
Nancy Coleman, a spokeswoman for People for the American Way, said that it was the importance of the issues that prompted the group's affiliated foundation to publish "Courting Disaster".
In late October, FotoEvidence is publishing "Bhopal Second Disaster," his book about Bhopal, which does not include Poonam's story.
But a recently published post-disaster report commissioned by the government shows tourist numbers fell by 90% after the earthquake.
He also implied he had been behind the 1986 Space Shuttle Challenger disaster by publishing a congratulatory note in the ANO magazine, writes Seale.
A detailed earthquake report has been published by the Disaster and Emergency Management Presidency of Prime Ministry of Republic of Turkey (DEMP, 2011).
Using the official figures published by Turkish Disaster and Emergency Management Presidency (AFAD), we construct a "treatment area" from the cities in the Southeastern part of Turkey, for which the refugee-population ratio is above 2%.
His account of the Karluk disaster, published in 1916, makes no direct criticism of Stefansson or anyone else; Niven records, however, that to his friends Bartlett was highly uncomplimentary about his former leader.
We didn't like the weak bounce we saw in early September and I published "Hedging for Disaster," where we put up 3 great hedging ideas to protect your portfolio with options (for the Futures-challenged). .
Another reporter told NPR that the newspaper "avoided disaster" by ultimately publishing the story.
