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books classics >> guest: i think what we can read about is a lot of people want to understand how that administration made the choices they did. it almost more importantly, you know, there's always going to be a bit of contrariness on. so if you got one set of folks in the white house, you want to understand the other side of things. so i think that's what we can read into it. plus, they're pretty compelling books. condoleezza rice's book of growing up in alabama. and you think karl rove has 600,000 in sales on that one, pretty huge. postcodes of condoleezza rice's book to pretty wel...

simply put the name of the title with the author name in the top left of the screen and click search. good evening and welcome to book tv live in prime time. areas t we have three topic areas of discussion. number one, we are going to look back at some of the nonfiction books of 2010. number two, we are going to review some of the changes in the publishing industry in the past year look at some of the books coming out in the early 2011. joining us live from seattle is jenn risko of self awareness. she is a co-founder of this publishing industry newsletter and website. first off, je...

left of the screen and click search. good evening and welcome to book tv live in prime time. areas t we have three topic areas of discussion. number one, we are going to look back at some of the nonfiction books of 2010. number two, we are going to review some of the changes in the publishing industry in the past year look at some of the books coming out in the early 2011. joining us live from seattle is jenn risko of self awareness. she is a co-founder of this publishing industry newsletter and website. first off, jenn risko, what were some of the big selling nonfiction books of ...

now from the american university public affairs and advocacy institute, a look at lobbying on climate change policy. former deputy energy secretary elizabeth miller talks about how the november e elections will refrain the politics of environmental issues. her lecture is an hour and 15 minutes. >> this is the public affairs institute american university. it is an institute that goes for two weeks every day all day. our students are interested in the efficacy lobbying business and so we are hearing from professionals in the business about 30 presentations in two weeks. the presentati...

>> host: can you give a reason why decision points is topping the list? the president left with a very low approval rating. >> guest: he did. and it's interesting that this book was doing so incredibly well. in fact, there's a number of people in publishing better thinking that bush's book will actually surpass the sales of clinton's book, which is an interesting thing to think about. why has it done well? you know, if you've watched bush on this tour at all, and he's pretty amazing. he's relaxed, having fun with it. he reveals to us many personal things and also how he got to the de...