Chris Kimball, author of Fannie’s Last Supper (Hyperion, ISBN 978-1401323226), is on The Today Show today. PW’s starred review said, “Kimball… spent more than two years of ‘research, recipe testing, and intense planning’ in order to host a Victorian dinner based on the recipes of Fannie Farmer, author of The Boston Cooking-School Cook Book, which was first published in 1896…. All this work culminates in a foodie's dream dinner party, complete with Victorian plate settings, an all-star guest list, and 12 courses you won't find in any restaurant today. A must-read for history buffs, home cooks, and professional chefs alike.”
Donald Rumsfeld, whose book is Known and Unknown (Sentinel, ISBN 978-1595230676), is on The View.
The Leonard Lopate Show interviews Mark Logue, author of The King’s Speech (Sterling, ISBN 978-1402786761), and Joseph O’Connor, author of Ghost Light (FSG, ISBN 978-0374161873).
Late Night with Jimmy Fallon talks to Nicole “Snooki” Polizzi, author of A Shore Thing (Gallery, ISBN 978-1451623741).
Last Call with Carson Daly talks to David Seidler, who wrote the screenplay for The King’s Speech (The King’s Speech: The Shooting Script is published by Newmarket, ISBN 978-1557049810)
The Charlie Rose Show talks to Joyce Carol Oates about A Widow's Story (Ecco, ISBN 9780062015532).
Rand Paul, author of The Tea Party Goes to Washington (Center Street, ISBN 978-1455503117), is on Hannity, The Late Show with David Letterman, and The Current.
Due to the nature of live programming, scheduling is subject to change.
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