“Decision Points,” former President George W. Bush’s memoir, will hit bookshelves November 9.
In a press release announcing the date, Bush’s publisher says the book will chronicle 14 major decisions in Bush’s life, including his actions during the night of the 2000 election, on Air Force One just after the September 11 attacks, and in the situation room before launching the war in Iraq. The Crown Publishing Group touts the book as a “groundbreaking new brand of memoir.”
Crown says Bush, who has given few interviews and public speeches about his presidency, has spent nearly every day since leaving office working on “Decision Points.” He’ll go on a book tour to promote the book, and the really hardcore fans out there can shell out $350 for a limited-edition, cloth-bound autographed copy.
