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November 5th, 2002, 3:27:08 PM
Tue Nov 5, 8:28 AM ET
By Martha Graybow
NEW YORK (Reuters) - The Godfather saga lives on.
Several dozen would-be Mario Puzos tossed their fedoras into the ring to pen a sequel to the writer's Mafia classic "The Godfather," publisher Random House said on Monday.
Random House said it will review the submissions for a follow-up to Puzo's 1969 saga about an organized crime family, the Corleones, which it proposes to call "The Godfather Returns." The original novel sold more than 21 million copies and inspired a trilogy of movies.
http://story.news.yahoo.com/news?tmpl=story2&cid=573&ncid=573&e=9&u=/nm/20021105/od_nm/media_godfather_dc
By Martha Graybow
NEW YORK (Reuters) - The Godfather saga lives on.
Several dozen would-be Mario Puzos tossed their fedoras into the ring to pen a sequel to the writer's Mafia classic "The Godfather," publisher Random House said on Monday.
Random House said it will review the submissions for a follow-up to Puzo's 1969 saga about an organized crime family, the Corleones, which it proposes to call "The Godfather Returns." The original novel sold more than 21 million copies and inspired a trilogy of movies.
http://story.news.yahoo.com/news?tmpl=story2&cid=573&ncid=573&e=9&u=/nm/20021105/od_nm/media_godfather_dc