A Strange Habit of Mind (Cameron Winter Mysteries)
Andrew Klavan
USA Today
The world of Big Tech is full of eccentric characters, but shamanic billionaire Gerald Byrne may be the strangest of the bunch. The founder of Byrner, a global social media platform, Byrne is known for speaking with vague profundity and for dabbling in esoteric spiritual practices; he wea...
Andrew Klavan, the author, mentioned his recently released crime novel during his discussion on Dark Brandon's speech and the current political climate.
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One of our favorite guests, Andrew Clavin, host of The Andrew Klavan Show and author of the newly released crime novel, A Strange Habit of Mind.
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Episode: Dark Brandon Tries Again, with Andrew Klavan, and...
Andrew Klavan, the author, mentioned his recently released crime novel during his discussion on Dark Brandon's speech and the current political climate.
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One of our favorite guests, Andrew Clavin, host of The Andrew Klavan Show and author of the newly released crime novel, A Strange Habit of Mind.
Oh, it's the sequel to When Christmas Comes, which was a USA Today bestseller. The hero, Cameron Winter, is fighting a social media billionaire whose opponents get canceled for good.
And this is the first character I've ever wanted to make into a series. I have 30 years of crime writing. This is the first time I've had a character I want to make into a series.
The book was described as having relevant content to current political issues, covering topics such as big tech, billionaires, and espionage. The author discussed a character in the book, Gerald Byrne, inspired by real-life figures in big tech, highlighting their detachment from the consequences of their actions.
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I'm in Virginia in the DC area. And yeah, it's the smartest thing I ever did.
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Episode: Dying Blue States & What Liberal Friends Are Whisp...
The book was described as having relevant content to current political issues, covering topics such as big tech, billionaires, and espionage. The author discussed a character in the book, Gerald Byrne, inspired by real-life figures in big tech, highlighting their detachment from the consequences of their actions.
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I'm in Virginia in the DC area. And yeah, it's the smartest thing I ever did.
So in full disclosure, I have not read it yet, but I've read the synopsis here and obviously between big tech and billionaires and espionage and all sorts of stuff, there's a lot that's relevant to our political stuff of the day.
The world of big tech is full of eccentric characters, but shamanic billionaire Gerald Byrne may be the strangest of the bunch.
He's universally admired as a visionary, a philanthropist and a devout husband and father and every person who gets in the way of his good work seems to die.
So it's the story of a man who's trying to learn to be a good man after a past that's not so good in a world that's collapsing, in a world that cannot supply him the values he needs to move forward.
Episode: Dying Blue States & What Liberal Friends Are Whisp...
The book was described as having content relevant to current political issues, including big tech, billionaires, and espionage. The author discussed one of the book's characters, a billionaire, and how he is depicted as being insulated from the consequences of his actions.
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I'm Dave Rubin and joining me today is the host of the Andrew Klavan show on The Daily Wire as well as author of the brand new book, A Strange Habit of Mine, Andrew Klavan.
So in full disclosure, I have not read it yet, but I've read the synopsis here and obviously between big tech and billionaires and espionage and all sorts of stuff, there's a lot that's relevant to our political stuff of the day.
The world of big tech is full of eccentric characters, but shamanic billionaire Gerald Byrne may be the strangest of the bunch.
He's universally admired as a visionary, a philanthropist and a devout husband and father and every person who gets in the way of his good work seems to die.
So it's the story of a man who's trying to learn to be a good man after a past that's not so good in a world that's collapsing, in a world that cannot supply him the values he needs to move forward.
Episode: Dying Blue States & What Liberal Friends Are Whisp...
It was discussed as Klavan's newest book, focusing on big tech, billionaires, espionage, and their relevance to current political issues. A main character, Cameron Winter, was described as trying to be good in a collapsing world, contrasting with a morally ambiguous billionaire.
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I'm Dave Rubin and joining me today is the host of the Andrew Klavan show on The Daily Wire as well as author of the brand new book, A Strange Habit of Mine, Andrew Klavan.
So we just got a copy this morning. So in full disclosure, I have not read it yet, but I've read the synopsis here and obviously between big tech and billionaires and espionage and all sorts of stuff, there's a lot that's relevant to our political stuff of the day.
The world of big tech is full of eccentric characters, but shamanic billionaire Gerald Byrne may be the strangest of the bunch.
He's universally admired as a visionary, a philanthropist and a devout husband and father and every person who gets in the way of his good work seems to die.
So it's the story of a man who's trying to learn to be a good man after a past that's not so good in a world that's collapsing, in a world that cannot supply him the values he needs to move forward.
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