I can't quite wait for Sarah Palin's memoirs to come out. Luckily, the book, which was written with Palin's Christian ghost-rider has been moved up to an earlier date. The writer has published books critical of the Democratic party, but the author also written and inspirational book about a homeless drifter that later was made into the film The Pursuit of Happyness.

Lynn Vincent is also a writer for the Christian "World Magazine", which is a nice connection for Sarah to have. She hasn't always had the best relationships with the press and now if she is interviewed again by Katie Couric, she will actually be able to name a magazine that she's read; that will be quite a step up from her last interview with Katie, who seems to have that magic touch.

I'm curious to see what kind of tell-all tidbits we'll learn about the ex-beauty queen. Do you think she will focus on the campaign, her experiences as Madame Gov., or the behind-the-scenes activities that make real-life beauty pageants so interesting? Or do you think Sarah will focus on the irony of preaching abstinence-only education while having a pregnant daughter at home? Or will it be the same old boring ridiculous "death panel" talk that she loves to drone on about?

Let's just hope that the book, which is too be titled, "Going Rogue: An American Life" doesn't have any typos in the title because I would really hate to read "Going Rouge: An American Life".  I don't want to hear any more about Sarah's wardrobe selections or makeup mistakes, although a rouge gone-wrong beauty mishap could be ok.