Political writers pile into NPR's studio

If political books aren’t your cup of tea, then you may want to simply skip this post.

If you thrive on governmental drama, though, settle into your chair — you’re right where you should be.

Over the past few days, NPR has featured several authors promoting memoirs related to key happenings in Washington, D.C.

Kenneth Starr commented on the parallels between his time as a special counsel and Robert Mueller’s current probe in his discussion of Contempt: A Memoir of the Clinton Investigation.

Bob Woodward not only plugged Fear: Trump in the White House, but also reaffirmed its accuracy in the face of accusations from the president. 

And another journalist, April Ryan, previewed the contentious relationship she has with the current White House press team that's the subject of Under Fire: Reporting from the Front Lines of the Trump White House.

You can read the transcripts of each interview on NPR's website or listen to any or all segments below.