he confronted david coleman in an act of what you could either call rage or despair or justice or all three who shot and mortally wounded him and coleman died three days later. the surprising part of the story for most people is instead of james hickman disappearing into the a little criminal justice system and spend decades in prison, he could have been executed in the electric chair. campaign are rose among some of the leading figures in the labour movement and civil-rights movement in chicago many of whom disappeared from public memory organized a campaign that won his freedom. it is an extraordinary story and a lot of people ask me how is it we never heard of this? that is a question i try to address about why do we know some history and don't know other parts of history that are very important for us. if there are any questions i will be happy to answer them. >> these are remarkable books, i want to talk a little about how you got your stories. there are court records, freedom of information act requests, coroner's inquests, various documents, five different newspapers including

. >> david coleman. >> he's done a book called "the 14th day," and we're publishing that in october 2012 it's going to be an anniversary -- 50th anniversary for the cuban missile crisis. they know the book "the 13th day" and the movie, and david's question is how about the 14th day? the day of the cuban missile crisis. this is a book filled from the presidential tapes project at the university of virginia's miller center, transcripts from the kennedy white house about how kennedy managed the outcome making sure the missiles were removed from cuba to managing congress and the results of the crisis. >> what's mr. coleman's background? >> he's at the university of virginia, both history department and at the miller center. >> how long have you been with norton, and how long have you been chairman and president? >> okay. 36 years in norton. i started norton right out of college, been running the place for the last 18 years, and chairman since 2000. >> when it comes to e-books and real books, what is the break down revenue-wise and so on? >> so on our trade sales in the last year, which we ju