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		Dan Brown is a fraud: A list of errors in Angels and Demons
		So this list is representative of the kinds of factual mistakes that Dan Brown makes.
		Dan Brown, author of the immensely popular The Da Vinci Code and Angels and Demons, makes a big deal of the accuracy of his books and the time he spends researching them.
	www.dannyscl.net /2005/01/dan-brown-is-fraud-list-of-errors-in.html (15049 words)

	no loss for words
		What riles me up so much about Dan Brown's books is the people who, as Spenny notes, believe that his work is factually accurate, apparently taking Brown at his word that his books are well-researched.
		In an afterword, Brown thanks his editor calling him "one of my dearest friends." Perhaps he was too much of a friend to point out his mistakes.
		In other words, the devil'Â’s advocate finds the skeletons in the closets of those who are being considered for sainthood (or blessedness, in the case of beatification), not the papacy.
	www.dannyscl.net /2005/01/dan-brown-is-fraud-list-of-errors-in.html (15003 words)

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		Wait till you see the thousands--make that tens of thousands--of books to choose from, including current bestsellers and perennial favorites from authors like Dan Brown, Nora Roberts, Dr. Seuss, J.D. Salinger, and many more.
		Our lists of the month's hottest new fiction and nonfiction are topped by The Mermaid Chair, Sue Monk Kidd's soulful follow-up to The Secret Life of Bees, and Mother-Daughter Wisdom, Dr. Christiane Northrup's compelling and widely informative look at one of humanity's most intimate and intense relationships.
		In The Tenth Circle, bestselling author Jodi Picoult offers her most powerful chronicle yet of an American family with a story that probes the unbreakable bond between parent and child--and the dangerous repercussions of trying to play the hero.
	www.amazon.com /exec/obidos/tg/browse/-/283155 (833 words)

	CBC.ca - Arts - Books - Special Ed
		Brown’s cocktail of violence, nudity, profanity and scatological humour was taken by many outside of the comic world as snot-nosed juvenilia — which on some level it was.
		The book vaulted Brown into the indie spotlight, eventually catching the eye of Rolling Stone, which placed Brown on its “Hot List” in the early 1990s.
		Brown can’t recall whether it was ever banned from any bookstores, but Ed was dropped by at least one distributor and experienced a memorable run-in with a feminist publisher.
	www.cbc.ca /arts/books/edclown.html (1561 words)

	no loss for words
		Dan Brown is a fraud: A list of errors in Angels and Demons
		Often books and films will try to use some impressive-sounding psuedo-scientific babble for effect, but usually there is some semblence of possibility (think Back to the Future and one-point-twenty-one gigawatts).
		"What had caught Langdon's eye was that the work had apparently been placed in one of the five churches on his list."
	www.dannyscl.net /2005/01/dan-brown-is-fraud-list-of-errors-in.html (15049 words)

	Books - The New York Times Book Review
		After more than two years spent dominating the New York Times best-seller list, "The Da Vinci Code," by Dan Brown, is dropping off the list, at least temporarily.
		Books - The New York Times Book Review
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	www.nytimes.com /pages/books?adxnnl=1&adxnnlx=1130991465-NIHEtYUczdmEfuqKoJiLlw (287 words)

	LiteraryPundit
		The immense popularity of The Da Vinci Code by Dan Brown goes once again to prove that the mass of men and women are children who are attracted by a good fairy tale well told.
		Only the present Master is in possession of that true list.
		Another possible cause is the desire of some scientists in certain specialities to write as densely as possible, so that the audience is restricted to a clique of peers.
	literarypundit.blogspot.com (1872 words)

	Adult Booklists: CRIME NOVELS and MYSTERY FICTION
		Suggests Dan Brown's three other books, several non-fiction books on a similar topic, about a dozen intellectual thrillers with historical underpinnings, four series of fantasy fiction, and five other fiction readalikes.
		Chronological list of hard-boiled novels: "All sorts of dissimilar works: naturalistic novels, political novels, spy thrillers, conventional whodunits, all those books that seem to orbit near the undefinable quantity I have referred to as the hardboiled novel." Author, title, pub.
		Author, title, publication date, and summary for each of 26 books, with an additional 15 titles listed with no summaries.
	www.waterborolibrary.org /bklistm.htm (10387 words)

	Angels and Demons - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Angels and Demons did considerably better than Brown's other two books, Deception Point and Digital Fortress, because of its connection with The Da Vinci Code, and made it into the New York Times Bestseller List (in 2004, all four of Brown's novels were once on the list in the same week).
		Angels and Demons (sometimes shortened as Angels and Demons) is a bestselling mystery novel by Dan Brown.
		Angels and Demons follows Harvard symbologist Robert Langdon, as he tries to stop what seems to be the Illuminati, a legendary secret society, from destroying the Vatican City with the newly-discovered power of antimatter.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Angels_and_Demons (3158 words)

	no loss for words
		Dan Brown is a fraud: A list of errors in Angels and Demons
		Dan Brown, author of the immensely popular The Da Vinci Code and Angels and Demons, makes a big deal of the accuracy of his books and the time he spends researching them.
		For damning critiques of Brown's prose, see these three posts by Geoffrey K. Pullum or read his chapter in Secrets of Angels and Demons.
	www.dannyscl.net /2005/01/dan-brown-is-fraud-list-of-errors-in.html (15003 words)

	What's With All the "National Best Sellers"? - How so many books get to the top of the charts. By Sean Rocha
		Best-seller lists indicate how a book is selling relative to other books in a given geographical area or niche of the market, but they don't reveal how many copies a book has sold or how much money consumers have spent on a given title.
		But readers who love The Da Vinci Code by Dan Brown, which just had a long run at No. 1 on almost every fiction best-seller list, have no way to tell from the rankings whether it is selling 1,000 copies a week or 1 million, or how much money it has made.
		Publishers like to promote books as "national best sellers" in part because the term creates a sense of momentum and critical consensus that the phrase "over 25,000 copies sold"—which would actually be a pretty good figure for literary fiction sales in hardcover—does not.
	www.slate.com /id/2108296 (1785 words)

	Amazon.com Books: New & used textbooks, biographies, children's books, science fiction, cookbooks & more
		Wait till you see the thousands--make that tens of thousands--of books to choose from, including current bestsellers and perennial favorites from authors like Dan Brown, Nora Roberts, Dr. Seuss, J.D. Salinger, and many more.
		Our lists of the month's hottest new fiction and nonfiction are topped by Gilead, Marilynne Robinson's quietly brilliant (and Pulitzer Prize-winning) second novel, and The Glass Castle, Jeannette Walls's clear-eyed memoir of her brutally careless upbringing, which finished high on our Best Books of 2005 list.
		Lévy's journey through this "magnificent, mad country" is indeed vertiginous as he loops from coast to coast and back, mounting to the heights of wealth and...
	Amazon.com /books (632 words)

	Hugh Jackman as Robert Langdon Petition
		With that description in mind, the list of actors that should portray Langdon is limited to a few people, but we must also keep in mind which performer Dan Brown, the author of the books, would like to see on the big screen as his characters come to life.
		Robert Langdon, the lead character in New York Times Best Seller The Da Vinci Code and its prequel Angels and Demons, is physically described as having “wisps of gray in his thick brown hair, probing blue eyes, an arrestingly deep voice, and the strong, carefree smile of a collegiate athlete...
		We are asking you to consider Hugh Jackman for the role of Robert Langdon because if the creator of the series believe that he is the best actor for the role, we think it would be fitting to go with his wishes.
	www.petitiononline.com /tdvchj/petition.html (313 words)

	Amazon.com Books: New & used textbooks, biographies, children's books, science fiction, cookbooks & more
		Share the gorgeous new gift edition of one of the world's most popular books, Paulo Coelho's beloved fable, The Alchemist, and check out our complete list of Coelho's books.
		Whether you are looking for the new paperback editions of Dan Brown's bestselling novel, or want to dig into the mysteries behind the book, you'll find what you need in The Da Vinci Code Store, including:
		Hardcover, paperback, audio, and illustrated editions of the original
	www.amazon.com /exec/obidos/tg/browse/-/283155 (465 words)

	Catholic Answers Special Report: Cracking The Da Vinci Code
		The Da Vinci Code continues in that vein, and it was popular enough to revive sales of the previous books (which had lackluster performance) and pull them onto the bestseller list.
		It is upon The Templar Revelation that Dan Brown, author of The Da Vinci Code, is largely dependent for his claims regarding Leonardo da Vinci.
		So popular has The Da Vinci Code become that it has created a marketing boom for books related to the novel, and it has become the subject of a major motion picture scheduled to be released in 2005.
	www.catholic.com /library/cracking_da_vinci_code.asp (465 words)

	The New York Times > Books > Defenders of Christianity Rebut 'The Da Vinci Code'
		Dan Brown, the former teacher who wrote "The Da Vinci Code," is declining all interview requests, his publisher says, because he is at work on his next book.
		The critics and their publishers are also hoping to surf the wave of success of "The Da Vinci Code," which has been on The New York Times hardcover fiction best seller list for 56 weeks.
		Among "The Da Vinci Code" critics are evangelical Protestants and Roman Catholics who regard the novel, which is laced with passages celebrating feminism, anticlericalism and pagan forms of worship, as another infiltration by liberal cultural warriors.
	www.nytimes.com /2004/04/27/books/27CODE.html?ex=1398484800&en=1de0d1b24f6543f2&ei=5007&partner=USERLAND (850 words)

	Christian History - The Da Vinci Code Special Section
		In his bestselling work of fiction, The Da Vinci Code, Dan Brown blurs the lines between history and fiction, giving the impression they are one and the same and that Christianity is based on a lie.
		The Da Vinci Code, in blurring the lines between face and fiction, popularizes the speculations and contentions of numerous more serious books that are also attracting wide attention.
		In The Da Vinci Deception, renowned theologian and pastor of the world famous Moody Church in Chicago, Dr. Erwin Lutzer examines the "facts" behind the bestselling novel, clarifies the issues involved in the deception, and equips readers with the truth.
	www.christianitytoday.com /history/special/davincicode.html (1445 words)

	Amazon.com: Books
		Even if everyone on your holiday gift list has already devoured Dan Brown's intriguing tale of murder and conspiracy, they've only gotten part of the story.
		Find the perfect read for the man in your life with our collection of Books for Him.
		Learn how to set up and run a successful home-based antiques business, including locating antiques, pricing, marketing, and staying profitable.
	Amazon.com /books (1445 words)

	Pop Culture Enthusiast
		A quick list of books you should read if only so that someone talks about a book that isn't something Dan Brown squeezed out one day and called a novel.
		If anyone has anything to add, please leave a comment. It is almost summer and I will have time to actually read them. (I CAN FINALLY GO TO CHAPTERS SQUEEEE!)
	spaces.msn.com /popculture (475 words)

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