savanna headline sitting, had one with ehud barak and the labor party support. >> i do some writing here and i talked to students and i have graduate students and people in the seminar who pass out things i'm working on. and we sit around the table here and discuss them and argue and debate why handwriting and what i'm writing a lithuanian diet and it's really, really fun and intellectually stimulating. i have written lots of things when i meet there asked a question or i think of a question and i don't know the answer to it. then i go research it. and then when i finish, i first draft -- i don't make outlines usually. some people do. but i have in my head where i think i'm going and i like to draft out the little thing and then go back and add it. the reason i do that is because a colleague of mine who for years tried to write a second book never did and that was because he wanted every line to be perfect before he went on to the next line. i said you are not writing fiction. if you can get it down on paper, maybe you will be looked to go back and edit it. and it helps me to clarify my

headline declared that he had won with ehud barak and the labor party's support. >> you can watch this and other programs online at booktv.org. booktv asks bookstores and libraries throughout the country about the nonfiction books they are most anticipating being published this fall. here's a look at the titles chosen by the new york public library. starting off the list, cindy king remembers her time speaking english to the children of north korea's elite in with out you there is no us. next in the underground girls, at journalist jenny norbert reports on the practice of a girl temporarily raised as a boy in afghanistan. also on the new york public library list of their most anticipated fall titles is harvard professor look at feminism and the creation of a female superhero in the secret history of wonder woman. in a path appears nicholas christoph reports on charity and profiles several organizations's efforts. wrapping up the list, the laws prizewinning journalist hector tow bar recalls the 33 chilean miners trapped underground for 69 days in 2010 in deep down dark. that is a look a