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10/11/2007 - Updated 11:28 AM ET   Hot Type By Jeffrey Stinson, USA TODAY Author Ken Follett follows through to 'End' Ken Follett doesn't fit the stereotype of a shy, tweedy British author. He has an air of success and self-satisfaction, the confidence a character from one of his spy thrillers might possess. When he talks of his work, he makes no apology for being a writer of popular fiction out to please readers rather than an angst-driven artist feeding some inner demon. And why not? he says with a laugh — it has made him rich. - Follett's long-awaited World Without End hits shelves Follett: Pillars sequel World Without End is out Tuesday.   Other book news   News/Features - 5 questions for Stephen King. - A.J. Jacobs follows Bible, literally, for Year. - Book buzz: Danticat up for National Book Award. - Tolstoy echoes in two new translations of War and Peace.   Reviews - The Day of Battle: Stark, true colors of the war in Italy. - Roundup: The Best collections out there. - Harold Robbins' richly erotic life laid bare in bio. - Waiting to Surface ripples with wrenching loss.   Best-selling books - Eat, Pray, Love tops USA TODAY's Top 150 best-selling books list. - Search a decade of best sellers with our database. Preview new titles     'World Without End' - Read an excerpt 'The Day of Battle' - Read an excerpt
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