The Art of Talk

by Art Bell

Intensely private radio personality Art Bell, who lives in the middle of the desert 65 miles west of Las Vegas--where he broadcasts his radio shows--finally comes forward with his fascinating autobiography.

• Format: Hardcover
• Language: English
• ISBN: 1879706776
• ISBN13: 9781879706774
• Release Date: January 1998
• Publisher: Paper Chase
• Length: 230 Pages
• Weight: 1.47 lbs.
• Dimensions: 1.2" x 6.5" x 9.4"

Customer Reviews

It's like having coffee with Art in his living room.

Art Bell fans everywhere must have this book! Here is a very open book that will develop the overnight listeners' understanding of Art Bell himself as well as his journeys & beliefs. It is, seriously, like spending time with Art himself in a personal setting. Great job!

Awsome!

I thought that this book was very incitefull and if you love talk radio, actually more like if you like THE talk radio . . . Art Bell you'll love this book, I learned that there is a lot more to Art then what you hear on the radio . . . I recommend this book to any and every Art Bell lover!

another hit for art.

art bell, as a radoi talk show host is out of this world, an now after reading some of his books. like the art of talk i can see why. art takes you back in time. so you can see where he has come from. and what makes him so great. if you have read any of his other books, you will love this one.

Youngest Listener Loves Book

I am 12 years old, and I enjoy listening to Coast to Coast AM with Art Bell nearly every single night, either from my little clock radio in my bedroom,or via the internet, if I don't fancy staying up so late. Listening to Art brings a peace of mind...I am able to agree on many subjects with him. I find this book worthy of reading. The Quickening, his other book, is also very well done. A sort of prophet of the twenty-first century, Art Bell has outdone himself again. The Art Of Talk is only for those who enjoy Mr. Bell's work, or are interested in his fascinating life. I found the book to ramble at points, but a peek into the life of near-God (In my eyes) is worth reading. Hopefully, Mr. Bell will continue his writing carreer. Although his books may not be the most interesting in some eyes, beauty is in the eye of the beholder. Please, read this book!