Anderson Cooper Books
Anderson Cooper is an American political commentator, broadcast journalist and author of several works of historical non-fiction and memoirs, including Vanderbilt: The Rise and Fall of An American Dynasty, Dispatches from the Edge and The World of Gloria Vanderbilt.
Katherine Howe is a New York Times bestselling author of historical fiction and non-fiction who has won numerous awards, including the 2015 Massachusetts Book Award for Young Adult Fiction. She co-authored Vanderbilt: The Rise and Fall of An American Dynasty and edited The Penguin Book of Witches.
What's Astor about?
Astor (2023) chronicles more than two centuries of family lineage, tracking the ambition that built America's first great fortune, as well as the excess and missteps that led to its decline. An intimate portrait of intergenerational wealth, it is both an engrossing family saga, and a broader commentary on shifting class privilege in America.
Who should read Astor?
- Anyone interested in the history of New York and the Gilded Age
- Business buffs looking for stories about the great figures of the past
- Those curious about the rise of an elite family, and the changing times that challenged them
Dispatches From The Edge
What's Dispatches From The Edge about?
Dispatches From The Edge is a compelling memoir by Anderson Cooper that takes readers on a journey to some of the most dangerous and devastating places on earth. Through vivid storytelling, Cooper shares his firsthand experiences as a war correspondent and his personal reflections on the human cost of conflict and natural disasters. It is a gripping account that offers a unique perspective on the world's most pressing issues.
Who should read Dispatches From The Edge?
- People interested in personal stories of resilience and overcoming adversity
- Readers who enjoy compelling narratives from war zones and disaster areas
- Those curious about the behind-the-scenes experiences of a renowned journalist