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"There is a heck of a lot of gambling at the heart of publishing," says Macmillan's Sterling.

"This is a rare sign that the light's finally gone on in publishing," says Mike Shatzkin of Idea Logical, a consultancy.

But because the science of publishing says there are better ways to push books, most writers these days must beguile friends to give them book parties.

Perhaps this speed-first idea of publishing says less about what all books need to do, but rather, is a tacit acknowledgment of the disposable quality of this kind of quick-hit moneymaker.

"These stories have a ring of cliché about them," Erroll McDonald, Pantheon's executive editor and one of the few prominent blacks in publishing, says, "but, as we all know about clichés, they're almost always true".

From his home at the World's End in London, the septuagenarian Davidson, in one of the more understated remarks in the history of both cuisine and book publishing, says crisply, "I find pleasure in sorting things out".

People in publishing say her advance for the book was close to $400,000.

Carolyn Bodkin, who works in publishing, said "replying to e-mail is like slaying the Hydra.

"Our core business is publishing and will remain publishing," said Stephen Colvin, president of Dennis Publishing.

"The fourth quarter is always a key selling season in education and consumer publishing," said Pearson.

One African-American in publishing said, "This is boot camp for black writers".