Michael Moore's Sicko, released late last month, has generated Moore publicity as usual and been an elixir for Citizen Moore: The Life and Times of an American Iconoclast (RDR Books, $15.95, 9781571431639/1571431632), the "untold story" of the filmmaker, former Mother Jones editor and activist based on interviews with 200 people who have known him and worked with him over the years (Shelf Awareness,
January 23, 2007). Author and publisher Roger Rapoport said, "Sales are
great, we have a new printing and Moore has admitted that the key news
break in the book--that he actually did interview Roger Smith for Roger & Me--is correct."
In the next few weeks, Rapoport will do events at bookstores and public libraries, including McNally Robinson in New York City, Longfellow Books in Portland, Me., and Horizon in Traverse City, Mich. He's also been "doing talk radio all over the country," he said.
In the next few weeks, Rapoport will do events at bookstores and public libraries, including McNally Robinson in New York City, Longfellow Books in Portland, Me., and Horizon in Traverse City, Mich. He's also been "doing talk radio all over the country," he said.