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On the October 29 episode of Late Show With David Letterman, Dave welcomed actor and activist Michael J. Fox. His new book is a memoir of his life since he learned he has Parkinson’s Disease, how he has dealt with it and what that adversity has taught him.
 Buy A Funny Thing Happened on the Way to the Future: Twists and Turns and Lessons Learned by Michael J. Fox from Amazon for the Kindle or from the Kobo store. On the October 25th episode of Late Show With David Letterman, long time producer of the Howard Stern Show, Gary Dell’Abate appeared as a guest. He has recently published a memoir of his nearly 30 years running the most popular side show in all of broadcasting.
 Buy They Call Me Baba Booey by Chad Millman and Gary Dell’Abate from Amazon for the Kindle. On the October 11th episode of Late Show With David Letterman, one of the guests was interviewed founder of the Harlem Children’s Zone Geoffrey Canada. His first book has recently been released in ebook format and contains both history of Canada’s exposure to violence during his childhood and also series of recommendations on how to alleviate violence in inner cities.
 Buy Fist Stick Knife Gun: A Personal History of Violence by Geoffrey Canada from Amazon for the Kindle or from Barnes and Noble for the Nook. On the September 30th episode of Late Show With David Letterman, Dave had an interview with editor for The New York Times and author Janet Elder. Her new book is a true story account of a lost puppy named Huck and how the search brought a community together.
 Buy Huck: The Remarkable True Story of How One Lost Puppy Taught a Family–and a Whole Town–About Hope and Happy Endings by Janet Elder from Amazon for the Kindle or from Barnes and Noble for the Nook. On the September 23rd episode of Late Show With David Letterman, one of the guests was actor and writer James Franco. Not one to rest on his laurels as a noted popular actor he will soon publish his first book, a collection of short stories set in the suburb of Palo Alto where he grew up.
 Buy Palo Alto: Stories by James Franco from Amazon for the Kindle or from Barnes and Noble for the Nook. On the August 31 episode of Late Show With David Letterman, Dave welcomed environmentalist and author Bill McKibben. His new book is a work of advocacy, an appeal to the public to take serious the challenges of global climate change and act now.
 Buy Eaarth: Making a Life on a Tough New Planet by Bill McKibben from Amazon for the Kindle or from Barnes and Noble for the Nook or from the Kobo store. On June 29th, Jonathan Alter, senior editor for Newsweek magazine was interviewed on The Late Show with David Letterman. His new book is a critical examination the first year of the Obama presidency.
 Buy The Promise: President Obama, Year One by Jonathan Alter from Amazon for the Kindle or from Barnes and Noble for the Nook. On June 24th, The Late Show with David Letterman brought on Thomas L. Friedman as a guest. As well as being a well known author, Friedman’s day job is as a reporter and columnist for the New York Times. He has recently published revised, expanded and updated editions of two of his books from the last decade.
 Buy Hot, Flat, and Crowded 2.0: Why We Need a Green Revolution–and How It Can Renew America from Amazon for the Kindle or from Barnes and Noble for the Nook.
 Buy The Lexus and the Olive Tree: Understanding Globalization from Amazon for the Kindle or from Barnes and Noble for the Nook. On June 15th, celebrity chef Emeril Lagasse appeared on The Late Show with David Letterman to cook. Emeril’s most recent book is a departure for him, an advocacy book enouraging the eating of fresh and locally grown food.
 Buy Farm to Fork: Cooking Local, Cooking Fresh from Amazon for the Kindle. |
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