The Empty Chair
by Clint EastwoodCaramelized Press 435 pages
Reviewed by Sally Putterman
In one of
the fastest turnarounds in publishing history, Caramelized Press has turned
what was widely considered a rambling, doddering twelve minute speech by
actor/director Clint Eastwood at the Republican National Convention into a book
that hit stores a mere thirty six hours after the speech was given. Perhaps even more amazingly, the book details
what Mr. Eastwood was actually thinking when he made the decision to make a
fool of himself in front of a nationally televised audience by talking to an
empty chair and pretending it was the president. Even more amazingly, the book also details
what the chair was thinking.
