programs online apple tv.org. you are watching tv on s c-span2 with top nonfiction books and authors, book tv, television for serious readers. on this memorial day weekend, three full days a book tv, you will hear from several authors this weekend on our afterwards program, democracy we talk about america s working class and from this year s at book expo publishing convention, publisher chris jackson talks about between the world to me. you will also look at a former senior advisers of british high minister. on monday, next or daybook to book to be featuring several authors including, pulitzer prize winner annette gordon reed on the intellectual life of thomas jefferson. dennis talks about the imports of the ten commandments, npr s diane reames talking about her involvement with the right to die movement, you will learn about the namesake of the john birch society. that is just a few of the authors coming up this holiday weekend, for a holiday weekend, for a complete sc
focus on social justice issues, there is fiction and nonfiction, helping us understand the past in different ways, narrative trails, and understand our history, victims and crises better to storytelling and help us imagine new futures so it is a book about the central conversations we are having today and new ways of thinking about them. from perspectives outside what we consider to be the mainstream. whether that is people coming from racial background, national background, people who have political ideas outside the mainstream, i use the term mainstream loosely, i really mean people outside the mainstream discourse, probably in the center of american life. host: what are some of the books you have published? guest: between the world and me, it came out last year, won the national book award, a big bestseller. it is a great example of the kind of writer i want to work with going forward because someone who had a big idea in that book, to talk about the idea of race, the
Since 1998, David Remnick has been the editor of The New Yorker and has written hundreds of pieces for the magazine, including reporting from Russia, th…