next up, mark boutin will talk about his latest book way, 1968. [inaudible conversations] >> here are some books being published this week. look for these titles in bookstores this coming week and watch for many of the office in the near future on booktv on c-span2. >> now on booktv we introduce you to julia, the new president of the norton publishing company. give us a quick synopsis of your career. >> almost 34 years, at ww norton. i was a college traveler selling books on campuses in ohio and kentucky and indiana. i always wanted to be an editor in the literature field. the norton anthology, literature for 30 years and doing other work on the side. a great ride. >> what are your duties going to be? >> my main duty is to keep it on. this is a fabulous and unusual publishing state. my duties are to learn what parts i don't know and do people what they do well. >> we want to ask you about the books you have coming up in november. what do you want to talk about? >> got plenty. i will start with the rise and fall of adam and eve. and authorized work

then mark boutin, author of way, 1968, a turning point of the american war in vietnam. after that, former house speaker nick green great on his book, understanding trump. later, roxanne gay on her book hunger, but to be in prime time this week on c-span2. >> while congress is a way for the recess and members are holding town hall meetings for constituents. tuesday night, over 2000 people turned out for john congers and bernie sanders, this photo from a reporter from a local radio station. in north dakota, congressman kevin kramer held the radio town hall. this week he talked about tax reform, crop insurance and the affordable care act. jimmy panetta live stream nearly two hours of his town hall on youtube. in connecticut, chris murphy held the snapchat town hall were constituents submitted questions through social media application. >> government regulations are complex and bureaucratic, how do you think they can be overhauled so people can make sensible choices? >> regulations are usually place for good reason to protect the environment and consumers. they can always b

mark boutin, author of way, 1968, a turning point of the american war in vietnam. after that, former house speaker on his book understanding trump. that's followed by roxanne gaye on her book hunger, a memoir of my body. >> you are watching the tv on c-span2. top nonfiction books and authors every weekend. book tv, television for serious readers. >> author and new yorker staff writer david graham recalls

mark boutin, author of way, 1968, a turning point of the american war in vietnam. after that, former house speaker on his book understanding trump. that's followed by roxanne gaye on her book hunger, a memoir of my body. >> you are watching the tv on c-span2. top nonfiction books and authors every weekend. book tv, television for serious readers. >> author and new yorker staff writer david graham recalls the murders of members of the osage indian nation in the 1920s with his new book killers of the flower men. he spoke at kansas city publicrh library about the fbi investigation into thefl murders. >> good evening everyone. i am the director of leader services, welcome to the public library. thank you for your patience, your flexibility, and thank you rainy day books for setting land speed records to get david here. these circumstances are out of everyone's control. his plane was delayed, you may insert your own airline joke here, but tonight he is here to talk about his book, killers of the flower moon, story of unspeakable crimes of greed, fear, anger and racial c

mark boutin talks about the bloodiest battle of the vietnam war. [inaudible conversations] >> book festival. i am chris goodwin with mississippi to permit of archives and history and you are at the way 1968 turning point of the american war in vietnam panel. you are welcome to take photographs, post to social media. they ask if you do that the hashtag is@literarylawnparty. in a state that has produced some of the nation's most revered arteries, howard bar stand among its finest writers of historical fiction. the civil war trilogy the black power, the judas field chronicles the conflict with deep understanding for all those affected by it. bar is former longtime curator of rover, the home of william faulkner and vietnam veteran. .. these two fine gentlemen who you will be introduced to directly. i know that you will know his name he has long been a favorite author of mine especially i love the black hawk down. it is a wonderful film and i think there will be a film made of that. i hope i live long enough to see it. i hope i get to play with that. th