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Looking for your next book? These 9 authors have reading recommendations for you
TechCrunch ExtraCrunch· 9 months agoWhat's the hardest part of reading? More often than not, it's picking a good book. "L'embarras du...
The True Story of Jackie Kennedy and a Very Illegal Garden
Town & Country via Yahoo News· 11 months agoJackie Kennedy and a Very Illegal GardenMichael Stillwell - Getty Images Journalist Pete Hamill sat...
Woodburn: Some far from ordinary books from 2023
VC Star | Ventura County Star via Yahoo News· 5 months agoWithout undue preamble, other than to say I surpassed my annual book-a-week goal this year, here are some favorites from my 2023 reading list… “What You...
THE FUTURIST: What are the economic, social and cultural visions we want in our future?
Herald-Tribune via Yahoo News· 2 years agoEveryone has heard the line about looking at the past through rose-colored glasses. That everything...
I Turned To ‘Quit Lit’ For Help, And It Made Me Wonder: Is Sobriety Only For White Women?
HuffPost via Yahoo News· 1 year agoIn 2008, I was doing daily battle with a debilitating pill and alcohol addiction — and I was losing....
Connie Martinson dies; TV host chatted up more than 2,000 authors on long-running show
LA Times via Yahoo News· 1 year agoConnie Martinson, an insatiable reader and admirer of writers, who interviewed thousands of authors on her long-running cable television show, "Connie Martinson Talks Books," has died at her ...
A Right-Wing Counter-Hegemony
The New Republic via Yahoo News· 1 week agoTo speculate on what the future of American culture might look like in a second Trump presidency, we must consider the past: the formative New York and...
Gay Talese on Resisting His Frank Sinatra Assignment, and What Really Matters in a Marriage
The Daily Beast via Yahoo News· 8 months agoAlex Gotfryd/CORBIS/Corbis via Getty ImagesIt’s comforting to meet another writer who is as...
The Collapse of the News Industry Is Taking Its Soul Down With It
Politico via Yahoo News· 3 weeks agoWounded and limping, doubting its own future, American journalism seems to be losing a quality that carried it through a century and a half of trials: its swagger. Swagger is the conformity-killing ...
