The New York Times called it “persuasive.” The Washington Post was mixed at best, with reviewer Carlos Lozada saying “Comey isn’t just the kind of writer who quotes Shakespeare, but the kind who quotes himself quoting Shakespeare.” Rolling Stone said Trump may be the villain in Comey’s tale but Comey brought the political poison.
Read: James Comey: The president is like an ex, and he just can’t get over meĬomey’s polarizing account has drawn mixed reviews from critics. E-sales since then have helped pushed totals to well over 2 million copies to date.Īmong the fastest-selling political books in recent memory were Bill Clinton’s “My Life” and Sarah Palin’s “Going Rogue,” both of which were million sellers after two weeks of publication. was just 150,000 copies and many stores soon sold out. Where does James Comeys A Higher Loyalty fit in Our Leadership Conversation The mixture of truth and falsehood is enormously more intoxicating than pure. The announced print run by Henry Holt and Co. By contrast, demand for “Fire and Fury” was largely surprising for industry watchers. “A Higher Loyalty” got more promotion, including Comey’s own talk-show tour, and had an announced pre-release print run of 850,000 copies. And “Fire and Fury” sold around 200,000 hardcover copies in its first full week on sale, according to NPD BookScan. Read: James Comey’s memos on Trump conversationsĬlinton’s memoir, “What Happened,” sold more than 300,000 copies in all formats in its first week on sale. Flatiron Books announced Tuesday that sales of the former FBI director Comey’s memoir “A Higher Loyalty: Truth, Lies and Leadership” topped 600,000 copies across print, audio and e-books since it was published April 17, including pre-sales. In A Higher Loyalty, his massive Number One bestselling memoir, former FBI director James Comey shares his never-before-told experiences from some of the highest-stakes situations of his career in the past two decades of American government, exploring what good, ethical leadership looks like, and how it drives sound decisions.
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