Former U.S. President Joe Biden expects to have fewer conversations about his upcoming memoir than he had hoped, The Jerusalem Post reported, citing an X post it attributed to him.
The reported post could not be independently verified. The Post said Biden wrote that treatment sometimes slows him, though it has not stopped him, and that his doctors remain encouraged by his response. The report did not identify appearances that might be reduced or give a revised schedule.
“Some days are better than others. It hasn’t stopped me. But sometimes it slows me down,” Biden said in the post, according to The Jerusalem Post.
Little, Brown and Company announced July 15 that Promise Me, America, Biden’s account of his presidency, would go on sale Nov. 17, 2026. The Associated Press reported in July, citing a publisher spokesperson, that Biden planned a book tour and interviews. That report did not provide dates.
In a Sept. 8 post on X, Biden said his prostate cancer had spread to his bones and that radiation treatment from the previous fall had worked as intended.
