The book aims to transcend the political election cycle in favor of the universal; Monnin only delves into her experience with Trump in the foreword.
The biography was made famous for its transcription, word for word, of Sexton's sessions with her psychiatrist, Dr. Martin Orne (who provided Middlebrook with the tapes and wrote the foreword for the book).
As a result, Mr Venning, in consultation with his executive committee, rejected the foreword and wrote another one himself.
"The huge extensions of land, the isolation and the remote communities, was strongly related to their relation with God," he writes in the foreword to his forthcoming book, Los Menonos.
Associate Professor Dr. Kirpal Singh, a writer and literary editor with the Singapore Management University, penned in the foreword to the 2001 edition of Understanding Sikhism that Singh had managed "to 'engage' the reader through the strategy of writing simply, honestly and without any pretense".
"This collection pulses with relevance," Dave Eggers writes in the foreword to Complete Stories, a soon-to-be-released collection of Kurt Vonnegut's short fiction that's set to include five never-before-published stories by the Slaughterhouse Five author.
Highlighting the problem in economics departments across the UK is the new book The Econocracy, with a foreword by the Bank of England's chief economist, Andy Haldane.
And just reissued is a third title on the film, The Making of The Wizard of Oz by Aljean Harmetz, with a foreword by the Wicked Witch of the West, Margaret Hamilton.
Written by former child star Angela Cartwright and actor Tom McLaren (with a foreword from the great Maureen O'Hara), the book is a tribute to the forgotten film stills that tell a decades-old story the public was never permitted to see.
As if its existence were not a miracle enough – she wrote it as the bombs dropped around her, and then researched possible homes for it on the internet – it comes with a foreword by the philosopher Roger Scruton, who describes its author, not without reason, as one of the most remarkable people he has ever met.
