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Hooked on Books: Au revoir, Stephen Colbert – and your lovely book club, too

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By Sue Gilmore
| Piedmont Exedra
One of the unfortunate offshoots of the cancellation of “The Late Show” with Stephen Colbert — his swan song was the May 21st episode — is the apparent concomitant demise of his short-lived celebrity book club. Launched in June 2025 with the comedian-host’s usual tongue-in-cheek swagger, the once-a-month club settled on Samantha Harvey’s 2024 Booker Prize-winner “Orbital” as its first selection.
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Hooked on Books: Au revoir, Stephen Colbert – and your lovely book club, too

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By Sue Gilmore
| Local News Matters Verified
One of the unfortunate offshoots of the cancellation of “The Late Show” with Stephen Colbert—his swan song was the May 21st episode —is the apparent concomitant demise of his short-lived celebrity book club. Launched in June 2025 with the comedian-host’s usual tongue-in-cheek swagger, the once-a-month club settled on Samantha Harvey’s 2024 Booker Prize-winner “Orbital” as its first selection.
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Hooked on Books: Going literary in letter form is a well-traveled road

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By Sue Gilmore
| Piedmont Exedra
Still perched high on the bestseller lists after more than 26 weeks in the top spot, Virginia Evans’ “The Correspondent” surely ranks as one of the most successful epistolary novels of all time. Now that Lionsgate has won a seven-studio bidding war to turn it into a film starring none other than Jane Fonda, one has to wonder how designated adapter Cat Vasko will handle all those letters and diary entries to make the film as compelling to viewers as it obviously has been to readers.
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