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Celebrity Books Run Amuck

by Nina L. Diamond

As celebrities continue to tackle current issues in their memoirs and self-help books, any day now I’m afraid we’re gonna see:

  • God Bless Publishing: How Being Letterman’s Blackmailer Landed Me This Great Book Deal, by Robert “Joe” Halderman

  • We Should know: Roman Polanski & Michael Vick’s Guide to Protecting Little Girls & Puppies

  • Inventing Twitter, by Tweety Bird, with a Foreword by Al Gore

  • Swine is Fine: Reclaiming Our Good Name, by Porky Pig & Miss Piggy

  • Last Gasp: The Grim Reaper’s Guide to Fighting Your Health Insurance Company

  • Jon & Kate Make Me Look Great, by The Octomom

  • The Other Peas Prize: Recipes from Our Award-Winning White House Garden, by The Obama Family

  • Screw Tube: Dr. Ruth’s Guide to Celebrity Online Sex Videos

  • Reality on the Red Planet: Confessions of the Real Housewives of Mars

  • Mommy, What’s a Newspaper? Rupert Murdoch’s Internet Guide to Sharing Media Memories with Your 21st Century Child

  • Really, I Didn’t Know It Was Racist to Belittle Black People: The Apologies of Rush Limbaugh

  • Warming Up the War: Angelina Jolie Knits Afghans with the Women & Children of Afghanistan

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    Nina L. Diamond is a journalist, essayist, and the author of Voices of Truth: Conversations with Scientists, Thinkers & Healers. Her work has appeared in numerous publications, including Omni, The Los Angeles Times Magazine, The Chicago Tribune, and The Miami Herald.

    Ms. Diamond was a writer and performer on Pandemonium, the National Public Radio (NPR) satirical humor program, for its entire run in Miami and select markets nationwide from 1984-1998. As an editor, she works frequently with other authors and journalists on both fiction and non-fiction.