Stella in Heaven
- 182 pages
- 7 hours of reading
A widower communes with his deceased wife, who is determined to find him a new bride, only to become jealous of her possible replacements, in this gently comic novel by the beloved American satirist.
Art Buchwald Book order
October 20, 1925 – January 17, 2007
This American author is celebrated for his sharp wit and insightful political satire. Through his commentary and extensive writings, he offered a humorous yet critical lens on societal issues, often drawing from contemporary events. His distinctive voice captivated readers, prompting reflection on complex social and political landscapes. He left a lasting mark on the world of humorous literature and commentary.
- 2000
- 1996
I'll Always Have Paris
A Memoir
The renowned columnist continues his bestselling memoirs--begun in LeavingHome--with the dazzling Paris of the late 1940s and 1950s. As one of the army of fresh, peach-cheeked Americans invading postwar France in June of 1948, 22-year-old Art Buchwald would reinvent himself over the next fourteen years. Filled with Buchwald's wonderful gift for storytelling, I'll Always Have Paris is a true delight.
- 1988
Art Buchwald, renowned chronicler of lame-duck chief executives, has collected all the good news and the bad news of the last several years--at least what he remembers of it.
- 1985
A collection of humorous columns many of which deal with Ronald Reagan and his presidency.
- 1984
