has been a community effort to now we have more than twowo dozen sponsors and more than two dozen additional people and agencies and organizations that are partners and of course, you if you left, not knowing you re coming to a literary festival you re not alone often our festival goers don t come to the festival themselves but to see or hear or meet a favorite writer. that is okay with us.o have we are glad to have you. in fact, we depend on youu and and which is given prominence. in that same way that happened. chair of uh development committee for fall for the book with all of the great authors to keep up programs coming by raising the funds needed. fall for the book is a five 01 c3 that we rely on donations to keep this going it is thought 18 years we have been doing this of a one day festival now going through a whole week and we know this incredible resources to our community looke if you looked at the pamphlet you saw it was one week s worth of defense going on al
bit here. jay writes, i guess i didn t get aids there is that. come out for our his which is coulcouldbiscotti, son the hous. it was good the first time i went but it s gone downhill. now i go back every tuesday to see if things get better. wait, that sounds like you re talking about the voice. i think this mani is a pedophile. i can t be sure. good eclairs though. you can be sure. they are great eclairs. i came in and asked for a chocolate donut and was promptly [beep]. that s why we got a b on the window. tosh fans are not funny. couldn t agree with you more. thanks, foodies, good night. [ applause ] captioning sponsored by comedy central ( theme song playing ) stephen colbert presents, the c-olbert book club, tonight s selection. everything, the catcher in the rye, by j.d. salinger. stephen! stephen! stephen: welcome to everybody. thank you for joining us, in the studio and all around the world. you are joining us for an historic evening. this is the second editi
stay, if you will, and we ll continue this on line captioning sponsored by comedy central captioned by media access group at wgbh access.wgbh.org captioning sponsored by comedy central ( theme song playing ) stephen colbert presents, the c-olbert book club, tonight s selection. everything, the catcher in the rye, by j.d. salinger. stephen! stephen! stephen: welcome to everybody. thank you for joining us, in the studio and all around the world. you are joining us for an historic evening. this is the second edition of the c-olbert book club. tonight, we are stepping away from the conflict in syria, because apparently that was the united states. a lot of details still to be worked out and we will get into those tomorrow, but the upshot is that america will not attack syria for gassing its citizens if they give up their chemicals weapons. it is like if you decapitate add co-worker, so they are taking away your ax. but you get to keep your job and your hatchett. be
but now i do have this book club, which is why i have been chugging chardonnay since noon. .. and pitching about my sister-in-law sharon and the way she feeds my kids when they are over at her place. don t tell me they had dinner if all you gave them but a gogurt and a cliff bar, you bitch! [ applause ] speaking of drinking heavily, f. scott fitzgerald. that is the author we talked about last time. tonight, we will be talking about the biggest initials in 20th century literature, j.d. salinger. a man so reclusive his first two names are still a secret. was it joe don? juan diego? joe da plumber? unfortunately salinger cannot be with us tonight, either mtv booked him to appear on the vma s, or [ cheers and applause ] stephen: or he died in 2010. only time will tell. but we have got a fantastic show later on we will be talking about salinger s literary influence with tobias wolff, author of this boy s life and we will be discussing the new documentary about sali
captioning sponsored by comedy central captioned by media access group at wgbh access.wgbh.org captioning sponsored by comedy central ( theme song playing ) stephen colbert presents, the c-olbert book club, tonight s selection. everything, the catcher in the rye, by j.d. salinger. stephen! stephen! stephen: welcome to everybody. thank you for joining us, in the studio and all around the world. you are joining us for an historic evening. this is the second edition of the c-olbert book club. tonight, we are stepping away from the conflict in syria, because apparently that was the united states. a lot of details still to be worked out and we will get into those tomorrow, but the upshot is that america will not attack syria for gassing its citizens if they give up their chemicals weapons. it is like if you decapitate add co-worker, so they are taking away your ax. but you get to keep your job and your hatchett. be good now! be good! okay. anyway, forget that stuff. it