Near morning the Doctor went to rest a bit, & Bauer got away from Sister Pia & fell down the elevator shaft on top of the watchman, ruining his lantern.
Harper Lee's second novel Go Set a Watchman topped the US bestseller list in 2015, selling 1.6m copies more than half a century after her Pulitzer-winning first book was published.
The Watchmen topped the box office this week.
Go Set a Watchman is already top of the charts on pre-sales.
The Loney beat titles including Paula Hawkins's international hit The Girl on the Train, and Harper Lee's Go Set a Watchman to the top prize at the British Book Industry awards this evening.
According to the Bookseller, this is the first overall No 1 spot for Kerr, who becomes, at 92, the oldest author to have topped the charts in the UK (Harper Lee, points out Kerr's publisher, was a mere 89 when Go Set a Watchman hit the top spot this summer).
A special Blu-ray included the director's cut of Watchmen along with both parts of the game Watchmen: The End is Nigh for PlayStation 3. Watchmen debuted at the top of the rental, DVD and Blu-ray charts.
"Watchman" went to the top of Amazon's best-seller list as soon as its impending publication was announced, propelled by readers' enduring affection for Lee's singular novel, and by an equally enduring fascination with an author who has, for the most part, declined to live a public life, even while her work is considered cherished public property.
Director of Liberty and author Top of my pile is Go Set a Watchman by Harper Lee William Heinemannn £18.99).
Last month, Neil deGrasse Tyson, astrophysicist and presenter of the revamped version of Cosmos, gave the LA Times his top 10 SF films which included four (Deep Impact, Watchmen, The Quiet Earth and The Island), which are not to be found anywhere in the Time Out's list.
It later appeared on Times 2009 "Top 10 Graphic Novels" list, where Grossman further praised Watchmen, proclaiming "It's way beyond cliché at this point to call Watchmen the greatest superhero comic ever written-slash-drawn.
