David Wallechinsky - Works

Works

  • Laughing Gas: Nitrous Oxide, with Michael Sheldin and Saunie Salyer Ronin Publishing (1993 reprint of earlier work)
  • Chico's Organic Gardening and Natural Living (1972) With Frank (chico) Bucaro
  • The People's Almanac (1975) (with Irving Wallace)
  • What Really Happened to the Class of '65? (1976) (with Michael Medved)
  • The Book of Lists (1977) (with Irving Wallace and Amy Wallace)
  • The People's Almanac 2 (1978) (with Irving Wallace)
  • The Book of Lists 2 (1980) (with Irving Wallace, Amy Wallace and Sylvia Wallace)
  • The People's Almanac 3 (1981) (with Irving Wallace)
  • The Book of Lists 3 (1983) (with Irving Wallace and Amy Wallace)
  • Significa (1983) (with Irving Wallace and Amy Wallace)
  • Midterm Report: The Class of '65:Chronicles Of An American Generation (1986)
  • Tyrants: The World’s 20 Worst Living Dictators (2006, ReganBooks, HarperCollins, New York)
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