1.   Amid roses and a red backdrop, author Janelle Taylor, left, hawks her book on QVC on Friday.

2.   And the audience, yet again, exits through a gift store hawking books, CD-ROMs, erector sets, silly toys.

3.   Besides hawking her book, she also worked at A Choice For Women, an abortion clinic in northeast Dallas.

4.   Bush, whose wife has just completed a round of publicity tours hawking her book, was modest about his own volume, which is in the works.

5.   Followers of a Hasidic sect hawked religious books and danced to religious music blaring from loudspeakers.

6.   Goldberg says that Tripp is not hawking a book.

7.   If some celebrity is hawking a book in town, not only is Ramiccio there, but he prides himself in being one of the first in line.

8.   Indeed, most of the mainstream candidates, including the long shots, are taking advantage of their celebrity to appear on television and hawk their books.

9.   Meek had questioned whether Gingrich would be beholden to the publisher to hawk his book, for him to earn profits.

10.   McVeigh apparently kept a copy with him at all times and hawked the book at gun shows.