Check out this story about Hillary's financial disclosure forms that Newsday just posted:

WASHINGTON -- Bill Clinton made about $10 million off corporate speeches last year, in addition to making an undisclosed million-dollar book advance -- and a hidden, hefty payday from the embattled boss of consumer list vendor InfoUSA, according to Hillary Rodham Clinton's personal finance disclosures released Thursday.

The former president raked in between $75,000 and $450,000 per chat session, the records show, averaging about $141,000 for each of the 67 speeches he delivered, many of them in Canada and Australia. Hillary Clinton's haul, in addition to her $151,000 Senate salary, included $350,000 from her autobiography "Living History."

An "undisclosed million-dollar book advance"? Did we know that Bill Clinton, who recently published a massive autobiography, is writing another book?

We've checked in with Bill's spokesman. We'll keep you posted.

Update: Yes, he is writing a new book -- it's a continuation of his autobiography dealing with the period after his Presidency.