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Savage Life by Michael Savage (2019, Trade Paperback)

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PublisherHarperCollins

ISBN-100062936395

ISBN-139780062936394

eBay Product ID (ePID)3038261515

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Book TitleSavage Life

Number of Pages288 Pages

LanguageEnglish

TopicEditors, Journalists, Publishers, Personal Memoirs, Radio / General, Essays, Form / Essays

Publication Year2019

GenrePerforming Arts, Biography & Autobiography, Humor, Literary Collections

AuthorMichael Savage

FormatTrade Paperback

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Item Height0.8 in

Item Weight11.6 Oz

Item Length9.1 in

Item Width6.1 in

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Reviews"Vivid storytelling. ... Michael Savage is one of the most influential conservative voices in America." -- Brett M. DECKER, Washington Times "Savage recalls his childhood growing up in the Bronx. ... He's got the knack for evocative detail, and this series of short vignettes features some indelible images, such as the immigrant father who, insisting that nothing be wasted, forced his son to wear dead men's trousers." -- Washington Post "A marvelous storyteller." -- The New Yorker

SynopsisRadio legend Michael Savage reveals the man behind the microphone, sharing his extraordinary American journey and the adventures that shaped him. **FEATURING EXCLUSIVE, NEVER-BEFORE-PUBLISHED NEW MATERIAL** For twenty-five years, Michael Savage has captivated listeners on his national radio show The Savage Nation, which reaches a loyal audience of more than ten million each week. In A Savage Life, the usually private man tells his own compelling story in forty-six vignettes that span his childhood to today. These tales of Savage's journey from poor immigrant's son in New York City to media star are deeply personal and revealing: he writes of being so poor as a child that he had to wear a dead man's pants; of the various trials that beset his parents and "silent brother," Jerome, who was sent to an institution; of his botanical expeditions to Fiji in the 1970's; and, most of all, of his family, his sustaining force throughout. "A marvelous storyteller." -- THE NEW YORKER "Vivid storytelling." -- WASHINGTON TIMES, Radio legend Michael Savage reveals the man behind the microphone, sharing his extraordinary American journey and the adventures that shaped him. **FEATURING EXCLUSIVE, NEVER-BEFORE-PUBLISHED NEW MATERIAL** For twenty-five years, Michael Savage has captivated listeners on his national radio show The Savage Nation , which reaches a loyal audience of more than ten million each week. In A Savage Life , the usually private man tells his own compelling story in forty-six vignettes that span his childhood to today. These tales of Savage's journey from poor immigrant's son in New York City to media star are deeply personal and revealing: he writes of being so poor as a child that he had to wear a dead man's pants; of the various trials that beset his parents and "silent brother," Jerome, who was sent to an institution; of his botanical expeditions to Fiji in the 1970's; and, most of all, of his family, his sustaining force throughout. "A marvelous storyteller." -- THE NEW YORKER "Vivid storytelling." -- WASHINGTON TIMES, Radio legend Michael Savage reveals the man behind the microphone, sharing his extraordinary American journey and the adventures that shaped him. FEATURING EXCLUSIVE, NEVER-BEFORE-PUBLISHED NEW MATERIAL For twenty-five years, Michael Savage has captivated listeners on his national radio show The Savage Nation, which reaches a loyal audience of more than ten million each week. In A Savage Life, the usually private man tells his own compelling story in forty-six vignettes that span his childhood to today. These tales of Savage's journey from poor immigrant's son in New York City to media star are deeply personal and revealing: he writes of being so poor as a child that he had to wear a dead man's pants; of the various trials that beset his parents and "silent brother," Jerome, who was sent to an institution; of his botanical expeditions to Fiji in the 1970's; and, most of all, of his family, his sustaining force throughout. "A marvelous storyteller." - THE NEW YORKER "Vivid storytelling." - WASHINGTON TIMES