Art Buchwald - Books

Books

  • Paris After Dark (Imprimerie du Centre 1950. Also Published by Herald Tribune, European Ed., S. A., 1953)
  • Art Buchwald's Paris (Lion Library 1956)
  • I Chose Caviar (Victor Gollancz 1957)
  • The Brave Coward (Harper, 1957)
  • More Caviar (Victor Gollancz, 1958)
  • A Gift From the Boys (Harper 1958)
  • Don't Forget to Write (World Pub. Co., 1960)
  • Come with Me Home: Complete Novel Also by Gladys Hasty Carroll and Jerrard Tickell (Nelson Doubleday, Inc, 1960)
  • Son of the Great Society (Putnam 1961)
  • How Much is that in Dollars? (World Pub. Co., 1961)
  • Is it Safe to Drink the Water? (PBK Crest Books 1963)
  • I Chose Capitol Punishment (World Pub. Co., 1963)
  • ... and Then I Told the President: The Secret Papers of Art Buchwald (Weidenfeld & Nicholson 1965)
  • Son of the Great Society (Putnam, 1966)
  • Have I Ever Lied To You? (Fawcett, 1968)
  • The Establishment is Alive and Well in Washington (Putnam, 1969)
  • Counting Sheep; The Log and the Complete Play: Sheep on the Runway. (Putnam Pub Group 1970)
  • Oh, to be a Swinger (Vintage, 1970)
  • Getting High in Government Circles (Putnam 1971)
  • I Never Danced at the White House (Putnam, 1973)
  • I Am Not a Crook"(Putnam, 1974)
  • The Bollo Caper: A Fable for Children of All Ages (Doubleday, 1974)
  • Irvings Delight: At Last! a Cat Story for the Whole Family! (DAVID MCKAY COMPANY, INC. 1975)
  • Washington Is Leaking (Putnam Adult 1976)
  • Irving's Delight (Avon Books, 1976)
  • Down the Seine and Up the Potomac (Fawcett Crest 1977)
  • Best cartoons of the world Miller Collection (Brown University)(Atlas World Press Review, 1978)
  • ' 'Art Buchwald by Leonard Probst Transcript of an interview conducted by Leonard Probst, March 31, and April 1, 1978.(American Jewish Committee, Oral History Library, 1978)
  • The Buchwald Stops Here (Putnam 1979)
  • Laid Back In Washington With Art Buchwald (Putnam 1981)
  • Seems Like Yesterday (Berkley Pub Group, 1981)
  • While Reagan Slept (Fawcett 1983)
  • You Ask, Buchwald Answers (Listen & Learn U.S.A.!, 1983)
  • The Official Bank-Haters' Handbook Also By Joel D. Joseph (Natl Pr Books, 1984)
  • You Can Fool All of the People All the Time (Ballantine Books, 1986)
  • I Think I Don’t Remember (Perigee Trade; 1st Perigee Ed edition 1988)(Putnam, 1987)
  • Whose Rose Garden Is It Anyway? (Putnam 1989)
  • Lighten Up, George (Putnam, 1991)
  • Leaving Home: A Memoir (Putnam, 1994)
  • I'll Always Have Paris: A Memoir (Putnam, 1995)
  • Stella in Heaven: Almost a Novel (Putnam, 2000)
  • We'll Laugh Again (G.P. Putnam's Sons, 2002)
  • Beating Around the Bush (Seven Stories, 2005)

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