The Address Book: Eighth Edition

by Michael Levine

A completely revised eighth edition provides readers with direct access to more than four thousand celebrities, corporate executives, and other VIPs--including George Clooney, Johnnie Cochran, Madonna, and Shaquille O'Neal--and for the first time includes more than three hundred e-mail addresses.

Genres: Reference

288 pages, Paperback

First published January 28, 1920

Reviews

[DJ Harris]

These type of books go out-of-date very fast. Not worth the money. I got mine for a penny a garage sale before it was too old and it was of some use, but now most all the contacts in it are dead or out-of-business . The invention of the internet has made books like this obsolete.

The celebrity birthday list in the back of the book is pretty cool, that is why I am giving this book 2 stars instead of 1. (Even though most of the celebrities are dead now).

Excerpts:

Clark, Mary Higgins
210 Central Park S.
New York, NY 10019
Author

Clancy, Tom
c/o G.P. Putnum's Sons
200 Madison Ave.
New York, NY 10016
Thriller Author

[Ariel Dagan]

Before the age of the internet books like these would be very handy. Even today not all information is made available to the public and certain books like these become very useful when you need to find out how to get in touch with those who may wish not to publicize their information.
The book is old but still contains interesting contact information. Some may have moved while others may be at same location.