All Headlines news has an article up that list their readers choices for the top 10 books of 2008. Stephenie Meyer’s “Breaking Dawn” was #1! Read the article to see the complete list here.
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The Kansas City Newspaper has an article on five facts about the series. Read it here.
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Stephenie Meyer was included in MSN Lifestyle’s Most Influential Women of 2008 list. Go here to see here entry and view the list.

Stephenie Meyer was one of the people who was listed in Time Magazine’s People Who Mattered in 2008 list. Go here to read her article in the list.
Stephenie updated her website with the following message:
Stephenie’s publicist Elizabeth asked me to post the following announcement:
It has come to our attention that there are several people on social networking sites like MySpace and Facebook pretending to be Stephenie. The only site besides StephenieMeyer.com that Stephenie has is a MySpace site at www.myspace.com/stephenie_meyer. Only announcements on this website and Stephenie’s official MySpace page should be considered legitimate. Please note, due to the overwhelming number of e-mails she receives on her MySpace page, Stephenie is unable to answer e-mails.
Also, Stephenie is aware of the numerous Twilight conventions happening next year. It is exciting to see so many fans wanting to celebrate the books together. However, these conventions are not authorized or endorsed by Stephenie and she will not be attending any of the conventions. We hope that fans enjoy the conferences, but wanted to make this distinction so people weren’t spending money under the assumption that Stephenie would be in attendance.
While I’m posting, I wanted to take a minute to congratulate everyone involved in the production of Twilight the movie. If you haven’t been following the box office statistics, I would suggest checking them out on BoxOfficeMojo.com. The success really has been phenomenal, so congrats to everyone at Summit, the very talented actors, and everyone else involved in the making of the film!
And on a slightly unrelated note, I forgot to post a link to the Twilight: The Score when it was released last week (this is separate from the soundtrack, and the only song that is on both is “Bella’s Lullaby”). It has been receiving great reviews on-line, so I went to listen to some of the samples at Amazon.com (link above) and it is extremely good. If you are still looking for gifts for the holidays, this might be a good one for anyone who enjoyed the movie.
We at StephenieMeyer.com want to wish everyone a happy holiday season. We appreciate you visiting our site. Please be safe and have an enjoyable few weeks.
–Seth
You can visit The Official Website of Stephenie Meyer here.

Summit has released a press release officially announcing Chris Weitz as the director for “New Moon”. You can read the release here.
Stephenie has updated her site with a message to fans about new director Chris Weitz. There is also a letter from Chris to the fans on her site. You can read her message and his on her site here. She also posted some pictures from the premiere.
Publishers Weekly has an article up about Hachette going back to press to make 7.5 million more copies of Stephenie Meyers “Twilight” series books due to their high demand. You can read the article here.
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EW is having a number of polls going on their site for the best and worst of 2008.
The results will be in EW’s annual “Best and Worst” issue on newsstands December 19th. Results will also appear the same day on EW.com.
“Twilight” is included in the best movie of 2008 poll. And Stephenie Meyer is included in the best cameo poll. Go here to vote.
“Breaking Dawn” is included in the best book poll of 2008. There is also a poll on which you would rather have a signed copy of J.K. Rowling’s “Beedle The Bard” or Stephenie Meyer’s “Breaking Dawn”. Go here to vote.
The soundtrack for “Twilight” is included in the what you listened to most poll. Go here to vote.
Reelz Channel has a video on “Twilight”.

The L.A.Times has a new article on Forks, Washington. Forks is where the “Twilight” series novels is set to take place. It talks about tourism in Forks do to the success of the series. Read the article here.








