Bill Clinton
and his Era

By Bob Woodward. 1994, Simon & Schuster, 352pp, photo insert, orig. $24.00. (Fine in Near Fine DJ. 1st edition, 1st printing.) The inside scoop on the Clinton White House during its first 18 months. (5/24/99)

By Bill Clinton 1996, Times Books, 178pp. (G+ in VG DJ in wraps. Xlib with usual markings.) "President Bill Clinton offers the American people his vision for the country as we enter the twenty-first century." (6/4/99)

By Howard Kurtz. 1998, The Free Press, 324pp. (Near Fine in Near Fine DJ) Written by a Washington Post report just before the Lewinsky story broke. Lewinsky is mentioned in the epilogue. (6/4/99)

By Steven Waldman. 1995, Penguin, 308pp. (Near Fine) "Revised and updated." A skeptical Newsweek reporter follows the peculiar path a Clinton-sponsored bill takes before it becomes law. (6/8/99)

By James B. Stewart. 1996, Simon & Schuster, 479pp, Photo insert. Pub. at $25.00. (As-new in As-new DJ.) (6/21/99)

By Gary Aldrich. 1996, Regnery, 222pp. A former FBI agent who worked in the White House exposes the secrets of the administration, including Hillary's unusual powers. Pre-Lewinsky. (VG- in Fine DJ. Xlib with discreet markings. Flyleaf removed.) (10/11/99)

By Hillary Rodham Clinton. 1998, Simon & Schuster, 205pp. 8x8" Letters received by the White House addressed to the cat Socks and the dog Buddy. Interspersed with warm photos of the first family with their pets. Heartwarming, I guess. (VG+ in Fine DJ. Xlib with discreet markings.) (10/11/99)

By Floyd G. Brown. 1992, Annapolis Publishing, 193pp, photo insert. (Fine) A right-wing anti-Clinton book released in Sept. 1992, during Clinton's first Presidential campaign. Includes transcripts and chapters on Gennifer Flowers case. "Read Slick WIlly to become acquainted with the real Bill Clinton before it's too late." (5/17/99)

By Kevin Rafferty and James RIdgeway. 1992, First Run Features, 76 minutes, VHS video (USA/Canada). (new) "Using footage shot during the primaries and intercepted satellite feeds of unsuspecting candidates, Feed presents the wild, wacky world of American politics. Watch Jerry Brown snort nose inhalers, Ross Perot talk dirty, Pat Buchanan get mad, and Bill Clinton sidestep Gennifer Flowers."

"Laugh-out-loud funny! An indispensable look at the twisted marriage of media and politics." -- Rolling Stone.

"Hysterical! The funniest movie about politics since the Bush Campaign Video." -- Texas Monthly. (5/17/99)

By Dick Morris. 1997, Random House, 359pp. Disgraced Clinton strategists describes his role in the Clinton campaigns. (VG in Fine DJ. Xlib with discreet markings.) (10/11/99)

By Robert L. Bartley (editor) and Wall Street Journal, The. 1996, Dow Jones and Company, 541pp, 9x6", Orig. $14.95. (Fine. Unread.) (6/18/99)

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