Works
- The Way Things Ought to Be (1992) Pocket Books ISBN 0-671-75145-X
- See, I Told You So (1993) Pocket Books ISBN 0-671-87120-X
In 1992, Limbaugh published his first book, The Way Things Ought To Be, followed by See, I Told You So in 1993. Both became number one on the New York Times Best Seller list, The Way Things Ought to Be remaining there for 24 weeks. Limbaugh acknowledges in the text of the first book that he taped the book and it was transcribed and edited by Wall Street Journal writer John Fund. In the second book, Joseph Farah of WorldNetDaily is named as his collaborator.
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