1913-

Profiles the life and work of abstract painter Philip Guston.

Offers an inside look at Richard Nixon's presidency, discussing how his vision of himself and the nation led to deceit, how he convinced his staff to lie for him to cover up petty White House secrets, and why his presidency was doomed from the start.

Studies the contributions Richard Nixon has made to politics in the years since he resigned from the presidency and discusses what his final thoughts are about the Watergate crisis.

A memoir in which the author, a former crime reporter, describes his experiences as a resident of Shakespeare & Co., a venerable Paris bookstore and writer's haven where he sought refuge after fleeing Canada in a panic due to threats from a thug he named in a book.

Describes the former Nazi war criminal whose services were used by the U.S., Bolivia, and military dictatorships.

Portrays the post-Watergate White House of Richard Nixon, as the President, his family, his staff, and many legislators tried desperately to prevent his resignation.

Chronicles the life of Jessie Owens.

Chronicles the Watergate scandal and examines such questions as what happened to the missing minutes of Richard Nixon's secret tapes and who Deep Throat was.