61.   Bellow has paid a price, says Atlas, but his books stand as art.

62.   Besides his books, he has written seemingly countless pieces for publications as diverse as The Paris Review and Sports Afield.

63.   Between his books and other projects, he spends more than half his time on the road.

64.   Blending fact and fiction, ethnographic observation, archival history, literary theory and memoir, his books read more like Beatnik novels than sober analyses of other cultures.

65.   A former spy for British Intelligence, he lived life on the edge of danger, and that became the subject of many of his books.

66.   A New York Times News Service obituary about the Columbia University historian and author Eric L. McKitrick yesterday misstated the title of one of his books.

67.   A past president of the American Horticultural Society, Leach wrote and lectured extensively about his creations, which, like his books, sold worldwide.

68.   A shy, secretive man, Bodmer regarded the library as a sanctuary where he could study his books and build his collection.

69.   According to his books and preaching, his followers will rise from the ashes of Armageddon.

70.   Actually he met Deepak Chopra and he told him that he read his books and that he admired him.