Stephen Colbert's Midnight Confessions

by Stephen Colbert, Late Show with Stephen Colbert

Overview

Forgive him, Father, for Stephen Colbert has sinned. He knew it was wrong at the time. But he went ahead and did it anyway. Now he’s begging for forgiveness. Based on his popular segment from The Late Show, Stephen Colbert and his team of writers now reveal his most shameful secrets to millions (although, actually, he’d like you to not to tell anyone). Midnight Confessions is an illustrated collection of Stephen Colbert at his most brilliant and irreverent.

Product Details

ISBN-13:	9781501169014
Publisher:	Simon & Schuster
Publication date:	09/05/2017
Sold by:	SIMON & SCHUSTER
Format:	eBook
Pages:	208
File size:	21 MB
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About the Author

The Staff of The Late Show are bipedal mammals. They were born on earth, and currently reside in the New York City area. Their hobbies include kayaking. Together, the Staff of The Late Show produce CBS’s The Late Show with Stephen Colbert, a CBS show which airs late and stars Stephen Colbert.

Editorial Reviews

Funny.”

—New York Magazine



“True to Colbert form, this book is witty, clever, and fun.”

—Esquire, Best Books of 2017

“Fans of “The Late Show” can have a few laughs without losing sleep.”

—Family Circle, Best Books of 2017

From the Publisher

Stephen Colbert reads this brief audiobook of lines from his popular "Midnight Confessions" segment of his late-night TV show. As a Catholic, Colbert spent many hours on his knees, confessing his sins to a priest. As an entertainer, he "confesses" his misdeeds to the audience. His dry wit and punchy humor come across beautifully. Colbert delivers more than 100 of his brief confessions, each a sentence or two, with his celebrated clever wit. The lines are bright and funny, no politics here, just jokes to elicit a smile—for example, "I know how to fold fitted sheets, but I will never tell my wife." And "Until the sixth grade I thought lesbians were what you called people who lived in Libya." You get the picture. M.S. © AudioFile 2018, Portland, Maine

FEBRUARY 2018 - AudioFile

Stephen Colbert reads this brief audiobook of lines from his popular "Midnight Confessions" segment of his late-night TV show. As a Catholic, Colbert spent many hours on his knees, confessing his sins to a priest. As an entertainer, he "confesses" his misdeeds to the audience. His dry wit and punchy humor come across beautifully. Colbert delivers more than 100 of his brief confessions, each a sentence or two, with his celebrated clever wit. The lines are bright and funny, no politics here, just jokes to elicit a smile—for example, "I know how to fold fitted sheets, but I will never tell my wife." And "Until the sixth grade I thought lesbians were what you called people who lived in Libya." You get the picture. M.S. © AudioFile 2018, Portland, Maine

FEBRUARY 2018 - AudioFile