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Going Solo

Roald Dahl

Recounts Dahl's life as a young man from his employment with the Shell Company in Tanzania through his service in the Royal Air Force during World War II

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Freakonomics Radio

This book explores the increasing trend of people living alone, especially in affluent societies, and challenges the assumption that living alone equates to loneliness.

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So Kleinberg wrote another book this one called going solo the extraordinary rise and surprising appeal of living alone.

— Episode: Is There Really a “Loneliness Epidemic”?...

Episode: Is There Really a “Loneliness Epidemic”? (Ep. 407...

This book explores the increasing trend of people living alone, especially in affluent societies, and challenges the assumption that living alone equates to loneliness.

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So Kleinberg wrote another book this one called going solo the extraordinary rise and surprising appeal of living alone.

Episode: 407. Is There Really a “Loneliness Epidemic”?

The book examines the increasing trend of people living alone, finding that it doesn't necessarily lead to loneliness, as individuals who live alone tend to be more socially active.

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So Kleinenberg wrote another book, this one called Going Solo, The Extraordinary Rise and Surprising Appeal of Living Alone.

The Bulwark Podcast

This memoir by Roald Dahl was highly recommended to give readers a real sense of where Dahl was coming from regarding his writing style.

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Doll's books and not just his books but his memoirs, Boy and Going Solo which are great and I highly recommend to anyone who hasn't read those real life stories because they give you a real sense of w...

— Episode: Tim Miller: Here's Why You Need to Shut...

Episode: Tim Miller: Here's Why You Need to Shut Up

This memoir by Roald Dahl was highly recommended to give readers a real sense of where Dahl was coming from regarding his writing style.

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Doll's books and not just his books but his memoirs, Boy and Going Solo which are great and I highly recommend to anyone who hasn't read those real life stories because they give you a real sense of where Roald Dahl was coming from.

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