After Fire and Fury: five new books on Trump range from objective to subjective to satire
Michael Wolff’s Trump book topped the Amazon chart and The New York Times bestseller list. A number of authors are putting out their own books on the president. Here are five, from Trump supporters, haters and scholars
This mix-up is one of the unforeseen results of Michael Wolff ’s Fire and Fury: Inside the Trump White House, a 336-page flame of the president. The book, decorated with Trump’s signature off-kilter grimace, leapt to number one on Amazon, iBooks and The New York Times bestseller list. Ahead of publication, Trump’s team issued a cease-and-desist letter to Wolff and Henry Holt, his publisher.
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Holt moved up the launch by four days citing “unprecedented demand” of over a million pre-orders, but they were understandably keen to pre-empt legal action.
Another unexpected result of Wolff’s fiery and furious oh-no-you-didn’t rant-all is a pronounced sales bump for Trump-related literature. Here’s a look at what’s coming soon, from the political to the personal, the rabidly anti to the cultishly devoted, the scholarly to the profane.
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