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Biskind unpacks the history in this celebration of the generation that saved Hollywood.
As with any good Hollywood tale,there’s tons of dazzle and betrayal.
Clockwise from left: Grand Central Publishing; Plume; Back Bay Books; Simon & Schuster; Viking and Penguin Books
It’s as unedite a foray into the Golden Age of Hollywood as you’ll find.
Skip film school and readthis book instead: It’ll only set you back about $10.
Fortunately,we get a front row seat.
Random House Trade
(Yes, everybody really did hate Chevy Chase.)
He reveals the publishing world to be a viciously cut-throat and intense industry that’s both powerful and crumbling.
Boris Kachka invites readers into the rooms where authors' fates are decided and bidding wars are waged.
William Morrow Paperbacks
Want insider’s knowledge on that Oprah Winfrey-Jonathan Franzen feud?Here’s your chance.
In other words, you’ll want to read his account ofthe glory days of publishing.
For an icon of Elvis' stature, it’s fittinglywide in scope.
Penguin Books
(Also,we love a good title pun.)
Harper Business
Simon & Schuster
Viking and Penguin Books
Custom House
Modern Library
Plume
Plume
Simon & Schuster
Grand Central Publishing
Back Bay Books
Touchstone
Viking, Penguin Books
Random House Trade Paperbacks
Verso
Simon & Schuster
Back Bay Books
Back Bay Books
Vintage
Grove Press
Harper Perennial
Scribner
