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PopEntertainment.com > Feature Interviews - Literature

Been looking around your bookstore and not sure what to read?  Maybe you'll get some ideas here.  PopEntertainment.com talks with some of the writers behind the books that you love. 

Alan Alda-One of our most-loved actors adds a second book to his long, impressive resume.
American Gothic-Harvard historian Steven Biel tackles the most famous and relentlessly parodied painting in US history.
Eric Bogosian-Actor, writer and concert performer discusses his career and the rise of the talkers.

 

 

 

 

 

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Rosanne Cash-The acclaimed singer-songwriter discusses her album Rules of Travel and her work in books.
Nick Cave-The singer/songwriter/actor/ novelist tries his hand at a screenplay with The Proposition.
Caprice Crane-The new novelist has people talking with Stupid and Contageous.
Darren Daulton-The former baseball All-Star catcher has found a new calling.
Linda Ellerbee-The best writer in TV news returns to the book stores.
Nathan Englander-The novelist opens our eyes to The Ministry of Special Cases.

Joshua Ferris-An author takes a look at life behind the cubicle in Then We Came to the End.
Joe Franklin-We look back with the pioneering broadcaster who created the TV talk show.
Stephen Fried-Twenty years after the death of supermodel Gia, her biographer looks back at her place in history.

Peter Funt-Smile! He's talking about Candid Camera.
Neil Gaiman-The graphic novelist takes on the big screen with the adaptation of his epic Stardust.
Melissa Greene-In the mid 1970s, she was poised to become a TV star and walked away.  Find out what came next.
Michael Joseph Gross explores our fascination with the cult of celebrity.

George Hamilton-The best-tanned actor and reality TV dancing star in Hollywood has written his memoirs.
Christopher Hampton-the playwright and film adaptation specialist gets an Oscar Nomination for his work on Atonement.
Chelsea Handler-The stand-up-turned-author gives us a tour of her Horizontal Life.
 
Thomas Hine gets down and chronicles the seventies in The Great Funk.
Ernst Jorgensen-Protecting the musical legacy of the King of Rock and Roll.
Stephen King and Frank Darabont-The master of horror fiction and the director behind arguably his greatest film adaptations reteam in The Mist.
The Last Great Fight-a new book asks the question: Was the Mike Tyson/Buster Douglas fight the end of the road for boxing?
Christopher Kennedy Lawford writes about his demons and his famous family.

Richard Lewis-The famously neurotic stand-up legend finally comes to terms with his life and his career -- kinda...

Lionel-Bringing humor and deep thought back to talk radio.
Robert T. Littell recalls his best friend, John F. Kennedy, Jr., in a new memoir.
Michael Moore-America's greatest documentary agitator takes on the HMOs in SiCKO.
wpe98178.gif (111335 bytes) Gregg Oppenheimer's new book helps to explain why we still love Lucy.
Mike Papantonio attacks the notion that intelligent political talk radio has to come from the right.
 
patric1.gif (128733 bytes) Vincent Patrick-The tough-guy author of The Pope Of Greenwich Village talks about his long-awaited book, Smoke Screen.
Richard Price (2004 Interview) -A talk with the celebrated novelist about his career and his book Samaritan.
Richard Price (2008 Interview)-The bard of the New York streets returns with a double shot - the new novel Lush Life and the final season of The Wire.
rafkin1.gif (81320 bytes) Alan Rafkin-King of Nick at Nite talks of helming almost every show ever -- from Capt. Kangaroo to Veronica's Closet.
reid.gif (89456 bytes) Elwood Reid-A look at a man taking the long, strange road from the gridiron to literature.
Henry Rollins on the life of a driven renaissance man.
Jake Steinfeld-The fitness guru wants to put you in business with his latest book.
Curtis Stone-Talk about dream jobs, he gets paid to pick women up in grocery stores and take them home in The Take Home Chef.
webb1.gif (60428 bytes) Jimmy Webb-Classic tunesmith's book looks at the crazed world of professional songwriting.
Jerry Wexler-The man who coined the term "rhythm and blues" looks back on a career of classic rock and soul.
Barry Williams-Here's the story of a guy who played Greg Brady.
 
Mary Wilson-The supremely talented girl group pioneer is still making great music.

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