C-SPAN is starting a (very “patriotic”) book club.

In this surging sea of celebrity book clubs, it’s nice to hear of an established brand wading into public letters. Shakes things up, anyway. Today, that brand is C-SPAN, the cable non-profit best known for bringing daytime television viewers straight into the high-octane halls of Congress. This fall, perhaps acting on the suspicion that most Read original article: Read More