. >> unfortunately we're out of time, but very quickly would ask both sarah weinman and bob minzesheimer looking ahead to 2013 some of their picks. sarah weinman of publishers marketplace is looking for going clear, hollywood and the prison is an exposÉ on scientology. and, of course, lawrence wrote the looming power. some of the book's bob minzesheimer "usa today" is looking forward to it is the king years, ross perot, my life, al gore, the future. and should also point out a couple of the books that are coming out, general stanley mcchrystal has a book coming out, my share of the path. and dick cheney on coronary disease. his book is also coming out in 2013. sarah weinman of publishers marketplace and bob minzesheimer of "usa today," we appreciate your time today on booktv. >> sarah kilborne recounts the crew of her great-great-grandfather, william skinner, a textile manufacture in the mid-19th century. the author recalls skinner's immigration from london and his career ascendancy from a worker and a silk mill to the owner of his own factory, the mill village, skinnerville. in 1870 for

bob minzesheimer what is this worth about? >> this work if i remember right, it dipped into the book when it came out. it's fascinating, it was a little on the side of being, intellectual. i don't mean to say that dismissively, but it is about -- sarah, help me here. do you remember the name of the poem? >> guest: oh gosh, not offhand. >> guest: rediscovered in the renaissance. and then, it changed the way -- it was published i guess you would say. printed or something. >> host: i didn't mean to put you on the spot there. is called the swerve and -- >> guest: cultures of war get bit and took a more modern take on life and the fear of dying is the thing that it dealt with, the fear of dying which was far more predominate in stopping people from doing things. >> host: sarah weinman if the book is nominated or wins a national book award or is nominated and wins a pulitzer, does it change sales? >> guest: i think as an example, to answer your question, the pulitzer prize did not award a prize in fiction. is the first time that it