Last night, Supreme Court justice Antonin Scalia launched his book tour with an interview conducted by CNN’s Piers Morgan. Scalia’s co-author, professor Bryan A. Garner, also appeared to discuss their title Reading Law: The Interpretation of Legal Texts.

We’ve embedded one clip above. Here’s more from TV Newser: “While interviews with Scalia are unusual, they are not unprecedented. He has spoken to CBS News and PBS’ Charlie Rose in recent years, and has occasionally been interviewed at events that were broadcast on C-SPAN.”

Follow this link to view clips from last night’s interview. Appointed by President Ronald Reagan in 1986, Scalia has become the longest-serving justice currently on the Supreme Court. In 2008, he and Garner wrote Making Your Case: The Art of Persuading Judges (2008).

The Telegraph has a lot of fun with hotel chain Travelodge‘s compilation of the latest literary works most often left behind in hotel rooms, especially as Alastair Campbell‘s THE BLAIR YEARS tops this year’s list. Former Daily Mirror editor Piers Morgan took second place with DON’T YOU KNOW WHO I AM? And vixen Katie Price – Jordan to the reality TV-watching world – ended up in third place with A WHOLE NEW WORLD. Jason Cotta, Travelodge operations director, said: “This review always gives us a good idea of what is going on in consumers’ minds during the summer holidays. Clearly celebrity is what we all want to know about and Alistair Campbell’s diaries were bound to intrigue.”