New York Times: “Every election cycle brings a tsunami of political books from campaign reporters, pundits and candidates… But this year is shaping up to be an exceptional one in terms of the sheer volume of writing devoted to Mr. Trump. Some publishers and writers are exhuming out-of-print Trump biographies published decades ago and slapping new covers and introductions on them.
Others are rushing out new books that explore Mr. Trump’s stunning political rise.”“Still others are producing parodies, comic books and satires, including a faux thriller titled The Day of the Donald, which takes place two years into a Trump presidency. There is also a mock children’s book by the comedian Michael Ian Black titled A Child’s First Book of Trump, and a collection from the cartoonist Garry Trudeau called Yuge!: 30 Years of Doonesbury on Trump. (And in a sign that no publishing niche has been left unexploited, there are more than a half-dozen Trump-themed adult coloring books. Also, a book of Trump paper dolls.)
