Tv is on twitter. Follow us to get twitter news, scheduling of these, author information and to talk directly with authors during a live program. Twitter. Com booktv. Next on booktv from our recent coverage of the Chicago Tribune printers row bit fast Kevin Schultz they gay of the relationship between william f. Buckley jr. And Norman Mailer. Welcome to the 31st annual joy doggo tribune printers are a bit fast. Mining is tom paschalis and i will like to thank our sponsors and all of you for coming. Todays program is being broadcast live on cspan2s booktv. We will leave time at the end for audience questions and you can come to the microphone to the side of the stage so the audience can hear the question. You can keep the spirit of lit fest going around with a subscription to the printers row journal the tribune premium book section fiction series and membership program. Please download the book apps for more info on lit fest and access to the digital book store. We encourage everyone t
Next on booktv from our recent coverage of the Chicago Tribune printers row with dust, Kevin Schultz details the relationship between william f. Buckley junior and Norman Mailer. Todays program is being broadcast live on cspan2s booktv. We will leave some time at the end for audience questions then you can just come out up to the microphone to the side of the stage so the home viewing audience can hear the question. He can keep the spirit of that test lit fest going yearround with a subscription to the premium book section fiction series in membership program. Also please download the app for more info on lit fest as well as access to our digital book store store. We encourage everyone to post messages and photos to Facebook Instagram and twitter using the hashtag pr al f15. Before we begin we ask that you turn off your cell phone ringers and any flashes on your cameras. With that, please welcome our interviewer for todays program jane daly. [applause] thank you. Im jane daly from the
Welcome to the 31st annual chicago lit road book fest. My name is tom and before we get started i would like to thank our sponsors and thank all of you for coming. Todays program is being broadcast live on cspan2 spoke tv. We will leave sometime at the end for audience questions and you can just come on up to the microphone up to the side of the stage so the home viewing audience can hear the question. You can keep the spirit of lit fest going year round with a subscription to the printers row journal. Thats the tribunes premium book section fiction series and membership program. Also please download the trip took ask for more info on that fast. We encourage everyone to post messages and photos to facebook, instagram and twitter using the hashtag pr al f15. Before we begin we ask that you turn off your cell phone ringers and any flashes on your cameras. With that please welcome our interviewer from todays program jane daly. [applause] hi. Thank you. Im jane daly from the university of
Would have been a good group. Exactly right although he did give his papers back to yell so if you want to study buckley you have to find them. I see so he did love his alma mater. That is as good a point as any to end. Im afraid we have to answer the program can continue. Thank you for coming and especially for supporting book fest. Do we have time for one more question . Im sorry but our author will be here to sign all the books you are going to buy right outside the door. Thank you so much. Thank you kevin schultz. [applause]
Was a of the people 14yearold boy. [indiscernible] thehe guy who appeals to confederate officer to spare the boy, that was the guy who got unlucky numbers. Yearold boy go. [applause] you are watching American History tv, all weekend every weekend on cspan3. To join the conversation, like us on facebook. Illinoisversity of professor Kevin Schultz talks about the politics of 1960s and what freedom meant to different groups. Including students, women, africanamericans, and latinos. He describes how the goals of these groups are often at odds with the federal government. Minutes. Es about 15 50 ultz obviously today were going to talk about the 1960s. Stephen stills wrote it. Crosby stills nash and young. It talks about he wrote the song after a protest. They put a law on how long people could be outside of bars in los angeles. All of the young people protested. I dont want to go to bed at 10 00. I want to party at the whiskey a go go. Right . The cops came, they beat some heads. There was