Private Parts (book)

Private Parts is the 1993 ( in Germany 1997) published autobiography of American talk radio presenter Howard Stern. The book was an international success and was for weeks in first place of the U.S. bestseller lists.

Content

Stern told in " Private Parts " - sometimes very self-deprecating - from his childhood and youth, as well as his career as the most popular and highest-paid presenter of radio history. The book also reveals insights into what is happening behind the scenes of its various programs and, not least in his private life; in particular is a star on the intimate relationship with his wife Alison, but the divorced in 2001 from him.

In some chapters, Stern expressed generally on social and cultural issues, many chapters are essentially tirades against prominent personalities from the political and media landscape dar. star black humor and his uncompromising, before minority interests and barriers of political correctness does not hold solubilizing openness is essential also part of his autobiography - that was the book number 87 of the "List of Most Challenged Books 1990-2000 " of the American Library Association.

Filming

1997 Howard Stern's life was filmed by director Betty Thomas, the book served as the basis.