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Its a celebration of books and bookstore reading. You really know how to endear yourself to us. Of course michaels own fondness for books dates back to his childhood and he is a gracious reader as a kid and perceived his interest all the way through graduate school earning a doctor that and comparative literature. Instead of staying in academia he launched into what turned out to be a lifelong career as a literary journalist in the Washington Post book world session of 1978. 15 years later he wanted to surprise for criticism and stayed another ten years before leaving the paper to become a book reviewer, sas, feature writer. Hes continued to write a weekly column on books for the post. Anybody that has read his columns does how enthusiastic he is about all kinds of books, not just bestsellers. And what a mac he has for making others want to read those books. Hes offered a few previous books of his own including a memoir and a study of Sir Arthur Conan Doyle as well as the collections o
Wagner recalls the life of washington roebling, builder of the brooklyn bridge. All happens tonight on cspan2s book tv. Book tv recently visited capitol hill to ask members of congress what they are reading the summer. I have an aggressively reading list for this summer. We have a Monthly Book Club which holds all of us accountable to read more in my Congressional Office and later this week we will be talking about janesville which is the story of janesville wisconsin and how they adapted after losing a General Motors plant. The book is interesting to me because the first time i ever talk to seek orion after i won my election, he asked about the gm plant and indiana which is in my district. Because many of those jobs in janesville left wisconsin and came to fort wayne indiana. Also gave, i grew up in a very bluecollar family, my dad worked at a factory in the Automobile Industry and how communities like ours in janesville, other communities and the rest of that to this changing economy