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Until June 1997, JK Rowling, begins again. After separating from her husband who live on welfare and the alleviation of depression, who had finished a novel about an old typewriter. The story was by many publishers before a small company in London has rejected the opportunity and released "Harry Potter and the Sorcerer's Stone.

Together with its assault on the figures in the literary world, Rowling to publish the book. Among the first to interview the author said Elizabeth DunnWorking for the Daily Telegraph. It was the first interview with Rowling, will be published in a national newspaper.

The interview was conducted in coffee Nicholson of Edinburgh, Scotland, in writing a popular place for Rowling. At that time, Rowling had recently stopped smoking, recalls Dunn. "I had, and during our meeting Rowling on several occasions in the smoke inclination to accommodate the high nicotine.

Rowling has a copy of his book to Dunn, who declined to be signed - a novelThe experience for them at the time, "says Dunn. Rowling thought for a moment before you write:" It takes a little more smoke out of my way! JK Rowling ".

The paperback book - the paperback first, the first edition of "Harry Potter and the Sorcerer's Stone - is situated at an auction of rare books, 11-12 Februar 2010 scheduled to appear in Beverly Hills, Calif. The book Heritage offers auctions, was to collect $ 25,000.

"This book is unique because it shows one of the firstRowling's autograph, "said James Gannon, Director of Rare Books in Dallas-based Heritage Auctions. The strong presence of "w" and "n" is rare in the name Rowling. In subsequent years, he developed his signature to a much more fluid, less detailed configuration. "

An edition, first edition of "Harry Potter and the Sorcerer's Stone, realized $ 33,460 in October 2007, while a first printing of pocket sold by the same name with a $ 19,120 card signed by March 2009. TheBook was in the U.S. under the title "Harry Potter and the Sorcerer's Stone" printed ".

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