Tom Engelhardt.
Mission Unaccomplished: Tomdispatch Interviews with American Iconoclasts & Dissenters.
New York: Nation Books, 2006.

Book information: publisher, Amazon.com.

Tom Engelhardt:

• About Tom Engelhardt, TomDispatch.


• Engelhardt is an editor of The American Empire Project book series at Metropolitan Books.


• Engelhardt is also the author of:
  The End of Victory Culture: Cold War America and the Disillusioning of a Generation, revised/second edition. University of Massachusetts Press, July 2007. (publisher, Amazon.com)

The Interviews:
The interviews in this book originally appeared at TomDispatch.com and you can still read them there. Links to them follow.

• Howard Zinn, The Outer Limits of Empire, 08 September 2005.


• James Carroll, The Mosquito and the Hammer, 11 September 2005.


• Cindy Sheehan, Katrina Will Be Bush's Monica, 29 September 2005.


• Voices from the Frontlines of Protest, "No Iraqis Left Me on a Roof to Die", 25 September 2005.


• Ann Wright, "A Felon for Peace", 11 November 2005.


• Juan Cole, Part 1: The Treasure, the Strongbox, and the Crowbar, 17 October 2005; Part 2: Throwing Grenades in the Global Economic Cockpit, 18 October 2005.


• Mark Danner, You Can Do Anything with a Bayonet Except Sit on It, 26 February 2006.


• Chalmers Johnson, Part 1: Cold Warrior in a Strange Land, 21 March 2006; Part 2: What Ever Happened to Congress?, 22 March 2006.


• Katrina vanden Heuvel, A World at 36/7 Speed, 20 April 2006.


• Mike Davis, Part 1: Humanity's Ground Zero, 09 May 2006; Part 2: The Imperial City and the City of Slums, 11 May 2006.


• Andrew Bacevich, Part 1: The Delusions of Global Hegemony, 23 May 2006; Part 2: Drifting Down the Path to Perdition, 25 May 2006.


• Barbara Ehrenreich, A Guided Tour of Class in America, 04 June 2006.


• Tom Engelhardt, Part 1: Reading the Imperial Press Back to Front, 20 June 2006; Part 2: On Not Packing Your Bag and Heading Home When Things Go Wrong, 22 June 2006; (Interview by Nick Turse).

Engelhardt has started doing a new series of "Tomdispatch Interviews." The first to appear is:
Tom Engelhardt, American Exceptionalism Meets Team Jesus: A Tomdispatch Interview with James Carroll, TomDispatch.com, 17 September 2007.

Glenn Greenwald.
A Tragic Legacy: How a Good vs. Evil Mentality Destroyed the Bush Presidency.
New York: Crown Publishers, June 2007.

Book information: publisher, Amazon.com.

Glenn Greenwald is an outstanding analyst of American political culture; I highly recommend his always insightful blog at Salon.com (here). Chapter Five is a very good summary of the Bush administration's lawlessness.

Links:

• Glenn Greenwald, Wikipedia.


• Glenn Greenwald's Unoccupied Territory, his column/blog at Salon.com.


• Before Greenwald's blog was published by Salon.com it was here: http://glenngreenwald.blogspot.com/.


• Greenwald is also the author of: How Would a Patriot Act? Defending American Values from a President Run Amok; San Francisco: Working Assets Publishing, 2006 (publisher, Amazon.com).


• Greenwald appeared on Democracy Now!, 6 August 2007 (MP3, transcript).


• Book Forum, The Cato Institute, 07 August 2007.
  Greenwald and others discuss his book. I recommend listening to the MP3.


• Truth, Power, and the Iraq Debacle: A Conversation with Mark Danner, Conversations with History, Series Host Harry Kriesler, Institute of International Studies, The University of California at Berkeley, 27 July 2007.
  Danner discusses the Manichean outlook of Bush, among other things.


• Glenn Greenwald, Profiles in Journalism, Salon.com, 16 April 2007.
  Greenwald observes: the Pulitzer Prize awarded to 'Charlie Savage of The Boston Globe won for national reporting for his revelations that President Bush often used "signing statements" to assert his controversial right to bypass provisions of new laws.' In this essay Greenwald highlights and links to Mr. Savage's notable articles.
  An acknowledged source for Savage was Philip Cooper's paper "George W. Bush, Edgar Allan Poe, and the Use and Abuse of Presidential Signing Statements" [PDF].
  The Pulitzer Priz Winners of 2007.
  
  Glenn Greenwald, Interview with Charlie Savage, Salon.com, 24 April 2007.
  
  Charlie Savage. Takeover: The Return of the Imperial Presidency and the Subversion of American Democracy. Little, Brown and Company, September 2007 (publisher, Amazon.com).


• David Weigel, Right All Along, Unfortunately; The "Chicken Littles" win the civil liberties debate, Reason, June 2007.


• Glenn Greenwald, Dick Cheney's top aide: "We're one bomb away" from our goal, Salon.com, 04 September 2007.
  
  Jeffrey Rosen, Conscience of a Conservative (i.e., Jack L. Goldsmith), The New York Times Magazine, 09 September 2007.
  
  Jack L. Goldsmith. The Terror Presidency: Law and Judgment Inside the Bush Administration. W. W. Norton & Company, September 2007 (publisher, Amazon.com).
  
  Recent developments on the lawlessness of the Bush administration: David Addington, warrantless wiretaps, FISA, the "torture memos" of John Yoo.