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Authors on the Air: Greitens, Van Dyke
Today, Eric Greitens, author of The Heart and the Fist: The Education of a Humanitarian, the Making of a Navy SEAL (Houghton Mifflin Harcourt, ISBN 978-0-547-42485-9), is talking about SEAL training and special forces operations on Westwood One’s Imus in the Morning, The Today Show, The Early Show, and FOX Business Network.
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Authors on the Air: Steven Tyler, Rob Lowe, Kristin Gore
Today, Steven Tyler, author of Does the Noise in My Head Bother You?: A Rock 'n' Roll Memoir (Ecco, ISBN 978-0061767890), is on The Today Show.
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Authors on the Air: 'Prom,' 'Back to Our Future'
The movie Prom opens today. The companion book is Prom: A Novelization, adapted by Ellie O’Ryan (Disney Press, ISBN 978-1423148425).
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Authors on the Air: Handler, Reich, Orozco
The Tonight Show with Jay Leno interviews Chelsea Handler, author of Lies That Chelsea Handler Told Me (Grand Central, ISBN 978-0446584715), tonight.
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Authors on the Air: Bushnell, Bompas, Parr, Henriques
Candace Bushnell, whose latest is Summer and the City (Balzer and Bray, ISBN 978-0061728938), is on The Today Show today.
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Authors on the Air: DioGuardi, Gottfried, Martin
Today, Kara DioGuardi, author of A Helluva High Note (It Books, ISBN 978-0062059895), is on The Today Show and Live! with Regis and Kelly.
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Authors on the Air: Mountford, Yoshino, Smiley
Today, The Leonard Lopate Show talks to Peter Mountford, author of A Young Man’s Guide to Late Capitalism (Mariner, ISBN 978-0547473352); and to Kenji Yoshino, author of A Thousand Times More Fair: What Shakespeare's Plays Teach Us About Justice (Ecco, ISBN 978-0061769108).
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Authors on the Air: 'Plastiki,' 'Water for Elephants'
Good Morning America talks to David de Rothschild, author of Plastiki: Across the Ocean on Plastic (Chronicle Books, ISBN 9781452100029), today.
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Authors on the Air: Larry Flynt, Ian Smith
Larry Flynt is on CNN’s Piers Morgan tonight to discuss his new book, One Nation Under Sex: How the Private Lives of Presidents, First Ladies and Their Lover Changed the Course of American History, co-written with David Eisenbach (Palgrave Macmillan, ISBN 978-0-230-10503-4).
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Authors on the Air: Stewart, Frankel, Frohlinger
Today, The Today Show interviews James B. Stewart, author of Tangled Webs (Penguin Press, ISBN 9781594202698); Lois Frankel and Carol Frohlinger, coauthors of Nice Girls Just Don’t Get It (Crown Archetype, ISBN 978-0307590466); and Jamie and Bobby Deen, coauthors of The Deen Bros. Get Fired Up (Ballantine, ISBN 978-0345513632).
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Authors on the Air: Clark, Connors, Fishman
Guilt by Association by Marcia Clark (Mulholland Books, ISBN 978-0316129510), is featured on Good Morning America today.
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Summertime = Movie Time: Movie Tie-Ins Summer 2011
By now we've all heard about "staycations," the budget vacation alternatives that avoid the crowds, the travel dilemmas (airplanes clipping each other's wings, e.g.), and the stress. But what about cinemacations, as close as your nearest multiplex?
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Authors on the Air: 'Your Dog,' 'Eat,' 'Concierge Confidential'
Good Morning America talks to Dr. Marty Becker, author of Your Dog: The Owner's Manual (Grand Central Life & Style, ISBN 978-0446571326), today.
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Authors on the Air: Eric Greitens, Jane Green, Tina Fey
Eric Greitens discusses The Heart and the Fist: The Education of a Humanitarian, the Making of A Navy SEAL (Houghton Mifflin Harcourt, ISBN 978-0-547-42485-9), on The Today Show today.
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Authors on the Air: Kennedy, Crow, Greitens
Today, Talk of the Nation talks to Caroline Kennedy, author of She Walks in Beauty: A Woman's Journey Through Poems (Voice, ISBN 978-1401341459).
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Authors on the Air: Holland, Simon, Cohan
Good Morning America features Beat the Gym: Personal Trainer Secrets--Without the Personal Trainer Price Tag by Tom Holland (Morrow, ISBN 978-0061984051) today.
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Authors on the Air: Elliot Tiber, Francisco Goldman
Elliot Tiber, author of Palm Trees on the Hudson: A True Story of the Mob, Judy Garland, and Interior Decorating (Square One, ISBN 978-0757003516), is on NBC's New York Non-Stop with Chuck Scarborough tonight. PW's review said, "Tiber's rollicking prequel to Taking Woodstock has all of the prime ingredients of a madcap literary comic sendup with an enterprising, hapless narrator taking on chic Gotham city with mixed results"
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Authors on the Air: David Orr, Jesse Ventura
David Orr, author of Beautiful & Pointless (Harper, ISBN 9780061673450), is on Weekend All Things Considered. PW’s starred review said, “This debut from New York Times Book Review poetry columnist Orr is equal parts friendly invitation for the uniniti-ated into the joys and possibilities of reading poetry for the uninitiated and opinionated cultural critique of the contemporary American poetry scene, on which Orr has an unusual vantage point, being one of the only poetry critics with a wide readership, while also being a poet himself.”
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Authors on the Air: Reusing, Higgins Clark, Bourdain
Today, The Today Show talks with Andrea Reusing, author of Cooking in the Moment (Clarkson Potter, ISBN 978-0307463890); Mary Higgins Clark, author of I’ll Walk Alone (Simon & Schuster, ISBN 978-1439180969); Carol Higgins Clark, author of Mobbed (Scribner, ISBN 978-1439170281); and Wayne Pacelle, author of The Bond (Morrow, ISBN 9780061969782).
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Authors on the Air: Billy Collins, Sara Foster, Karen Russell
Today, Talk of the Nation features Horoscopes for the Dead: Poems by Billy Collins (Random, ISBN 978-1400064922). PW's review said, "The 1990s belonged to Billy Collins in the same way that the 1980s belonged to Robert Fulghum (All I Really Need to Know I Learned in Kindergarten). Collins's gently ironic, gently elegiac work--the mirror image of, say, Jonathan Franzen's suburban delvings--has slowly constructed a pitch-perfect purgatory, and this death-themed ninth collection seems to want to make it as literal as possible: it opens as the speaker stands 'before the joined grave of my parents' and asks, 'What do you think of my new glasses?' "
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