The one account you won't want to miss. From the bestselling author and television commentator comes a brilliant, hilarious, incisive look at just what happened on Election Night, and after.

When voters flock to the polls every four years to elect a president, they are choosing electors along party lines who will cast the definitive votes in December. But what if the president elected by the people dies before the Electoral College casts its certifying votes? What if the vice-president is unfit to be president? The People's Choice offers a fictional account of just such an intriguing scenario.

Playing to Win is a guide to the way politics really works. From local races to Presidential elections, from Lincoln to the Roosevelts to Kennedy, Nixon and Carter, Jeff Greenfield takes us on through the labrinyths of campaign tactics, strategies and mechanisms to show us exactly how campaigns are won - or lost.

Television: The First Fifty Years is a sweeping look at the medium. It shows what happened to television in its first half-century -- and what happened to Americans as well.

Jeff Greenfield brings to The Real Campaign vast inside knowledge of the 1980 campaign. In a crackling candidate-by-candidate analysis, he recreates the election as it was and explains what really happened.