| P.S. When “Doctor Zhivago” was published in the U.S., in 1958, Pantheon Books printed just four thousand copies—but later that year the author, a Russian poet named Boris Pasternak, won the Nobel Prize in Literature. By the première of the film adaptation, on this day in 1965, the book had sold millions of copies. In 2001, James Surowiecki investigated the selling power of prize-winning. 🏆 | 
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