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09/13/2007 - Updated 04:01 PM ET   Hot Type By Bob Minzesheimer, USA TODAY Novels about 9/11 can't stack up to non-fiction Six years after the twin towers fell, enough non-fiction has been published about Sept. 11, 2001, to fill an entire section of a bookstore: 1,036 titles, according to Books in Print. But novels inspired by 9/11 could fit on one shelf. There are only about 30, and none has seized the public imagination. - The reality of 9/11 still more compelling Don DeLillo's Falling Man, which was released in May, has sold 39,000 copies so far.   Other book news   News/Features - These titles go in for the kill. - Book buzz: Bill Clinton No. 1 with Giving. - 5 questions for author Robert Fulghum. - Book roundup: Middle-school fiction.   Reviews - Pontoon floats on Lake Wobegon's fresh waters. - Blossoms scented with mystique of Japan. - Oscar Wao packs punch of erotic Latino persuasion. - Great Upheaval gives lowdown on history's major players.   Best-selling books - Giving is No. 1 on USA TODAY's Top 150 best-selling books list. - Search a decade of best sellers with our database. Preview new titles     'Dexter in the Dark' - Read an excerpt 'Pontoon' - Read an excerpt
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