there is something significant. of 14-year-old girl in 1912 had been a classmate of may grow. after recalling how all hell broke loose on the night of the funeral jordan wrote, the clan had done this, it was ordinary people in the county. >> you can watch this and other programs online at booktv.org. >> here is a look at some authors featured on booktv's afterwards? the weekly author interview program. jonathan weighed in on the legacy of president obama. journalist sophie beauchamp talked about ukraine's conflict with the soviet union impacted its current political landscape. wall street journal news editor joann, profiled women who successfully climbed the corporate ladder. alfred university philosophy professor wes to cut explores

whether happiness comes from view gallery. outlines how republicans can lead america back to political gridlock. >> how familiar when you developed an interest in the subject. >> >> still a golfer.

and for golfers, and how you believe it, couldn't go to sleep and poured myself a glass of wine. it is just spectacular. a little white house. the memorabilia on the walls and the statues and arts, was overcome in the midst of getting ready for my round. and the presidency of eisenhower. it seemed like history, the focus started with kennedy going forward. is there a way to breathe life into that and share that experience with younger people.

>> afterwards airs on booktv every saturday at 10:00 pm and sunday at 9:00 pm eastern. you can watch all previous afterwards programs on booktv.org. >> i was so far along i was in an abusive relationship. the man i was with feeding me on a daily basis that is beating me on a daily basis, i cannot bring a child into this world, this is not right. i can't. they had to put me under, put the iv and me, i was crying and couldn't stop. this was later in my life. i learned to teach myself how to stop crying. i learned how to be mad instead of sad. i could not stop climbing so i said to god, you have to tell me what to do. i don't want a sign, a signal, you have to tell me what to do,

because this doesn't feel right. god spoke to me like i am speaking to you right now and he said keep your son. he told me it was a boy. i ripped the iv out of my arm, jumped up, the doctors thought i was crazy, you get this feeling, they are going to take it. i was keeping my baby. ..

welcome to harrisburg on book tv. it has a population of just under 50,000. named to the the state capital 1512. it began as a small farming village and became the center of industry and manufacturing until his decline in the 1970s. today is largest economic drivers are state and federal government with the help of our cable partners for the next 90 minutes will learn about the history and the literary scene we begin our