NEW YORK (AFP) - George W. Bush may be enjoying an edge in opinion polls ahead of this year's presidential election, but he is taking a major-league drubbing in the New York Times bestsellers' list.
A critical hail storm of anti-Bush tracts have been peppering American bookshelves for the past few months, and another wave is expected before the November poll.
Of the current top-10 selling non-fiction works, three offer searing indictments of the Bush presidency, while the number one slot has been taken by veteran journalist Bob Woodward's "Plan of Attack" -- a behind-the-scenes account of the administration's march to war in Iraq (news - web sites).
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