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The Alchemist - Gift Edition

Paulo Coelho

Mentioned 3 months ago

Malala Yousafzai

Malala mentioned reading The Alchemist as one of the few books she had access to as a teenager, expressing pride in having read it.

I read The Alchemist, and like one or two other books like that, and I was so proud of myself.

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I Wasn't Supposed to Be Here

Jonathan Conyers

Mentioned 3 months ago

Malala Yousafzai

The memoir was highlighted as the source that revealed how the bullet altered Malala's life and continued her journey, and it was repeatedly referenced as her recent book throughout the interview.

It's when I read her recent memoir, Finding My Way, that I learned how the bullet changed the course of her life, thrusting her into a new culture and changing her in ways that didn't quite fit her public image as an inspirational hero.

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Defiance

Loubna Mrie

Mentioned 5 months ago

A daughter's rebellion against a regime and her father

This memoir detailed the author's awakening, rebellion against the Syrian regime, and her survival in the country. The interviewer found the toxic family dynamics within the book to be familiar, while also noting how thoroughly the author documented the country falling apart.

Lubna Murai's new book is called Defiance, a memoir of awakening, rebellion, and survival in Syria.

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Here We Are

Oliver Jeffers

Mentioned 5 months ago

A daughter's rebellion against a regime and her father

This was mentioned as the migrant memoir written by the guest interviewer, Aarti Shahani, which was about fighting ICE to protect her father.

You may have also heard her interviews on her podcast, Art of Power, or read her migrant memoir, which is about fighting ice to protect her father. It's called Here We Are.

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The Sum of Us

Heather McGhee

Mentioned 5 months ago

Best Of: Mixed Marriage Project / How Racism Costs Everyone

Heather McGhee's book examines why many Americans believe progress for one group signifies loss for another, tracing how the country has chosen to destroy public goods rather than share them. The author argued that racism hurts everyone, including white Americans, by costing the country significant GDP, and presented the book as both a diagnosis and a way out.

Her book, 'The Sum of Us,' examines a question at the heart of American life: Why do so many Americans believe that progress for one group means loss for another?

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Torn Apart

Dorothy Roberts

Mentioned 5 months ago

Best Of: Mixed Marriage Project / How Racism Costs Everyone

This was one of Dorothy Roberts' landmark books that helped reshape how the policing of reproduction, parenting, and race in America was understood.

Her landmark books, Killing the Black Body and Torn Apart, helped reshape how we understand the policing of reproduction, parenting, and race in America.

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The Mixed Marriage Project

Dorothy Roberts

Mentioned 5 months ago

Best Of: Mixed Marriage Project / How Racism Costs Everyone

This is Dorothy Roberts' memoir which she wrote after discovering boxes of her late father's research interviews with interracial couples dating back to the 1930s. The discovery challenged her lifelong assumption that her father's research was inspired by his marriage to her Black Jamaican mother. She realized her father's interest in interracial marriage predated his relationship with her mother, leading her to write a book exploring her family and identity instead of just finishing his sociological work.

The memoir is called 'The Mixed Marriage Project.'

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Black Power

Stokely Carmichael (Kwame Ture)

Mentioned 5 months ago

Best Of: Mixed Marriage Project / How Racism Costs Everyone

Dorothy Roberts read this book in the seventh grade, which caused her to begin developing a different perspective than her father regarding structural racism and the power of interracial love to transcend it.

And I do believe that beginning at that young age, I recognized the power of structural racism and could not accept his view that interracial love by itself would be strong enough to transcend it or overcome it or dismantle it. And so from that time on, we began to have debates about it.

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Wuthering Heights

Emily Brontë

Mentioned 5 months ago

‘Sinners’ Songwriter Raphael Saadiq

The novel was highlighted as a classic that has been adapted many times for the screen, with the latest film version starring Margot Robbie and Jacob Elordi.

Emily Bronte's 1847 novel, Wuthering Heights, has been adapted for the screen numerous times. The latest version stars Margot Robbie and Jacob Elordi as Bronte's ill-fated lovers, Catherine and Heathcliff, and opens in theaters this week.

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American Struggle

Jon Meacham

Mentioned 5 months ago

‘Sinners’ Songwriter Raphael Saadiq

The book was noted as a new collection of important speeches, letters, and other texts spanning from colonial times to today.

His new book, American Struggle, is a collection of important speeches, letters, and other texts from colonial times to today.

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Fatal Invention

Dorothy Roberts

Mentioned 5 months ago

Love, Race & the ‘Mixed Marriage Project’

The host referenced it as Roberts's 2011 book that argues race is a political construct.

You know, your 2011 book, Fatal Invention, I want to talk about it just for a moment in the context of this work, because you argued that race is a political category, something Europeans invented to oppress other groups.

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Fear and Fury

Heather Ann Thompson

Mentioned 5 months ago

Best Of: Fighting for free press in Russia / ‘Fear and Fury’

This book revisited the 1984 New York City subway shooting involving Bernhard Goetz and four Black teenagers. The historian argued the case marked a political turning point where white racial fear was sanctioned by law and leveraged by elites. The book explored fear as a powerful force in American life, capable of shaping policy and excusing violence.

We are watching someone tell us exactly who they are, exactly what they did, and it will not matter. Up will become down, down will become up. And that also felt very, very familiar to where we are today.

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Francesca Wade

Gertrude Stein

An Afterlife

Maureen Corrigan highlighted Francesca Wade's lively and unconventional biography of Gertrude Stein, noting its focus on Stein's posthumous recognition.

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Francesca Wade's lively, unconventional biography called Gertrude Stein, An Afterlife, doesn't end at Stein's death in 1946, but also tells the story of the obsessive admirers who hel...

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Maureen Corrigan highlighted Francesca Wade's lively and unconventional biography of Gertrude Stein, noting its focus on Stein's posthumous recognition.

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Francesca Wade's lively, unconventional biography called Gertrude Stein, An Afterlife, doesn't end at Stein's death in 1946, but also tells the story of the obsessive admirers who helped Stein achieve serious posthumous recognition.

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Judith Giesberg

Last Seen

The Enduring Search by Formerly Enslaved People to Find Their Lost Families

Maureen Corrigan noted Judith Geisberg's book Last Seen, which closely reads historic newspaper ads placed by formerly enslaved people, providing deep insight into the lived experience of slavery and its aftermath.

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Geisberg's arresting book, also called Last Seen, closely reads ten of those ads, giving readers a deeper sense of the lived experience of slavery and its aftermath.

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Maureen Corrigan noted Judith Geisberg's book Last Seen, which closely reads historic newspaper ads placed by formerly enslaved people, providing deep insight into the lived experience of slavery and its aftermath.

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Geisberg's arresting book, also called Last Seen, closely reads ten of those ads, giving readers a deeper sense of the lived experience of slavery and its aftermath.

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Sophie Elmhirst

A Marriage at Sea

A True Story of Love, Obsession, and Shipwreck

Maureen Corrigan presented A Marriage at Sea as a partextreme adventure, part meditation on marriage, recounting the 1972 ordeal of a couple adrift after a whale damaged their sloop.

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My final best book pick is A Marriage at Sea by Sophie Elmhurst, which is part extreme adventure tale, part meditation on marriage. In 1972, Morris and Marilyn Bailey spent four month...

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Maureen Corrigan presented A Marriage at Sea as a partextreme adventure, part meditation on marriage, recounting the 1972 ordeal of a couple adrift after a whale damaged their sloop.

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My final best book pick is A Marriage at Sea by Sophie Elmhurst, which is part extreme adventure tale, part meditation on marriage. In 1972, Morris and Marilyn Bailey spent four months adrift in the middle of the Pacific after a whale knocked a hole in their wooden sloop.

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Sam Smith

Masters of the Game

A Conversational History of the NBA in 75 Legendary Players

Phil Jackson and Sam Smith introduced their new book Masters of the Game, describing it as a history project that captures unforgettable players.

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Their new book together is called Masters of the Game, which is less of a rankings book than it is a preservation project, an attempt to capture what made certain players unforgettabl...

— Episode: A Courtside Look At NBA Legends, From Jo...

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Phil Jackson and Sam Smith introduced their new book Masters of the Game, describing it as a history project that captures unforgettable players.

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Their new book together is called Masters of the Game, which is less of a rankings book than it is a preservation project, an attempt to capture what made certain players unforgettable, the kind of greatness Phil saw up close and Sam chronicled for years.

Their new book, Masters of the Game, is a reflection on 75 defining players and NBA history.

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Patrick Markee

Placeless

Homelessness in the New Gilded Age

The host introduced Marquis' new book as a sweeping look at how policy, economics and social erosion shaped modern homelessness, focusing on New York City as a microcosm of the broader American crisis.

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In his new book, Placeless, Homelessness in the New Gilded Age, he argues the surge in people living on the streets didn't happen overnight.

— Episode: Homelessness In The New Gilded Age

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Episode: Homelessness In The New Gilded Age

The host introduced Marquis' new book as a sweeping look at how policy, economics and social erosion shaped modern homelessness, focusing on New York City as a microcosm of the broader American crisis.

"

In his new book, Placeless, Homelessness in the New Gilded Age, he argues the surge in people living on the streets didn't happen overnight.

My guest today is Patrick Marquis, author of Placeless, Homelessness and the New Gilded Age.

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A.W. Baldwin

The Antidote

Corrigan highlighted the novel as Karen Russell's longawaited second book, describing it as an epic story of immigration, land grabs and weather catastrophes set in Nebraska.

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My picks for this year's best books tilt a bit to non-fiction but the novels that made the cut redress the imbalance by their sweep and intensity Karen Russell's long-awaited second novel The...

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Episode: Homelessness In The New Gilded Age

Corrigan highlighted the novel as Karen Russell's longawaited second book, describing it as an epic story of immigration, land grabs and weather catastrophes set in Nebraska.

"

My picks for this year's best books tilt a bit to non-fiction but the novels that made the cut redress the imbalance by their sweep and intensity Karen Russell's long-awaited second novel The Antidote is my pick for novel of the year an epic story of immigration land grabs and aspiration The Antidote is set in Nebraska and framed by two actual weather catastrophes.

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Judith Giesberg

Last Seen

The Enduring Search by Formerly Enslaved People to Find Their Lost Families

Corrigan highlighted Geisberg's arresting book, also called Last Seen, which reads ads placed by formerly enslaved people and offers a deeper sense of the lived experience of slavery and its aftermath.

"

Judith Geisberg's arresting book also called Last Seen closely reads 10 of those ads giving readers a deeper sense of the lived experience of slavery and its aftermath.

— Episode: Homelessness In The New Gilded Age

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Episode: Homelessness In The New Gilded Age

Corrigan highlighted Geisberg's arresting book, also called Last Seen, which reads ads placed by formerly enslaved people and offers a deeper sense of the lived experience of slavery and its aftermath.

"

Judith Geisberg's arresting book also called Last Seen closely reads 10 of those ads giving readers a deeper sense of the lived experience of slavery and its aftermath.

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Sophie Elmhirst

A Marriage at Sea

A True Story of Love, Obsession, and Shipwreck

Corrigan described Elmhurst's account of a 1972 couple adrift after a whale knocked a hole in their sloop, emphasizing their mental resilience and smallscale coping strategies.

"

A Marriage at Sea by Sophie Elmhurst tells how in 1972 Morris and Marilyn Bailey spent four months adrift in the middle of the Pacific after a whale knocked a hole in their wooden slo...

— Episode: Homelessness In The New Gilded Age

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Episode: Homelessness In The New Gilded Age

Corrigan described Elmhurst's account of a 1972 couple adrift after a whale knocked a hole in their sloop, emphasizing their mental resilience and smallscale coping strategies.

"

A Marriage at Sea by Sophie Elmhurst tells how in 1972 Morris and Marilyn Bailey spent four months adrift in the middle of the Pacific after a whale knocked a hole in their wooden sloop, holding themselves together mentally by focusing on small things like the card games that Marilyn devised.

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Steve. Martin

Cruel Shoes

A shortstory collection by SteveMartin that was sent to Apatow after he threatened the comedian, which he recalled as a pivotal moment.

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I got a book of Cruel Shoes, this amazing short story collection he had written.

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Episode: Judd Apatow Unpacks His Comedy Memorabilia

A shortstory collection by SteveMartin that was sent to Apatow after he threatened the comedian, which he recalled as a pivotal moment.

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I got a book of Cruel Shoes, this amazing short story collection he had written.

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Toben-Wolf

Home of the Stars

A reference book that listed the addresses of movie studios and celebrity homes, which Apatow used to write letters to famous performers.

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I have a book that had the address of all the movie studios and TV networks. And so I would write Carol Burnett... I got an autograph from Andy Kaufman... I kept writing Paul Lind again. He sent me an...

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Episode: Judd Apatow Unpacks His Comedy Memorabilia

A reference book that listed the addresses of movie studios and celebrity homes, which Apatow used to write letters to famous performers.

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I have a book that had the address of all the movie studios and TV networks. And so I would write Carol Burnett... I got an autograph from Andy Kaufman... I kept writing Paul Lind again. He sent me another one.

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Groucho Marx

The Marx Bros. Scrapbook

A scrapbookstyle book about the Marx Brothers that Apatow cited as an early inspiration for his own collection.

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I was always a fan of these books like the Marx Brothers scrapbook, and there was a Saturday Night Live scrapbook that came out in the 70s.

— Episode: Judd Apatow Unpacks His Comedy Memorabil...

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Episode: Judd Apatow Unpacks His Comedy Memorabilia

A scrapbookstyle book about the Marx Brothers that Apatow cited as an early inspiration for his own collection.

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I was always a fan of these books like the Marx Brothers scrapbook, and there was a Saturday Night Live scrapbook that came out in the 70s.

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John Beatts, Anne P.;Baskin, Edie;Head

Saturday Night Live

A 1970s scrapbook about SaturdayNightLive that Apatow mentioned alongside the Marx Brothers book as a model for his own memorabilia project.

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I was always a fan of these books like the Marx Brothers scrapbook, and there was a Saturday Night Live scrapbook that came out in the 70s.

— Episode: Judd Apatow Unpacks His Comedy Memorabil...

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Episode: Judd Apatow Unpacks His Comedy Memorabilia

A 1970s scrapbook about SaturdayNightLive that Apatow mentioned alongside the Marx Brothers book as a model for his own memorabilia project.

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I was always a fan of these books like the Marx Brothers scrapbook, and there was a Saturday Night Live scrapbook that came out in the 70s.

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Susan Stamberg

Every Night at Five

The book recounted Stamberg's early years on All Things Considered and her decade on air.

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Terry first spoke to Susan Stamberg in 1982 about her book Every Night at Five, about All Things Considered and her decade on the air.

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Episode: Remembering NPR 'Founding Mother' Susan Stamberg

The book recounted Stamberg's early years on All Things Considered and her decade on air.

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Terry first spoke to Susan Stamberg in 1982 about her book Every Night at Five, about All Things Considered and her decade on the air.

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Alison Wood Brooks

Talk

The Science of Conversation and the Art of Being Ourselves

Talk compiled excerpts from twenty years of Stamberg's interviews and reflections on her career.

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After the publication of her book, Talk, which featured excerpts of 20 years of interviews and reflections on her work.

— Episode: Remembering NPR 'Founding Mother' Susan...

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Episode: Remembering NPR 'Founding Mother' Susan Stamberg

Talk compiled excerpts from twenty years of Stamberg's interviews and reflections on her career.

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After the publication of her book, Talk, which featured excerpts of 20 years of interviews and reflections on her work.

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Joan Didion

A Book of Common Prayer

Didion's final novel was mentioned as part of her book tour that the interviewee prepared for.

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She was touring with the novel, her last novel, A Book of Common Prayer.

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Episode: Remembering NPR 'Founding Mother' Susan Stamberg

Didion's final novel was mentioned as part of her book tour that the interviewee prepared for.

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She was touring with the novel, her last novel, A Book of Common Prayer.

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Alysia Abbott

Fairyland

A Memoir of My Father

The memoir was highlighted as the source material for the newly released film and the host expressed gratitude that Alicia Abbott had written it.

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The newly released movie Fairyland, produced by Sofia Coppola and directed by Andrew Durham, stars Scoot McNary as a gay single father raising his daughter in San Francisco in the 197...

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Episode: A Girl Grows Up In The Epicenter Of Gay Liberation

The memoir was highlighted as the source material for the newly released film and the host expressed gratitude that Alicia Abbott had written it.

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The newly released movie Fairyland, produced by Sofia Coppola and directed by Andrew Durham, stars Scoot McNary as a gay single father raising his daughter in San Francisco in the 1970s. It's based on a memoir of the same name by Alicia Abbott, who wrote about growing up in the early years of the gay rights movement in the capital of gay America, San Francisco.

Alicia Abbott, welcome to Fresh Air. I'm so glad you wrote this book because I feel like we, or at least I've read a lot more about what it's like to be a gay parent than what it's like to be a child of a gay parent.

A lot of your memoir is based on your father's journals and on letters he wrote and my impression reading your book was that he had meant he had intended those journals to be read it by you at some point so that you would understand more of who your father was.

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Daphne du Maurier

After Midnight

Thirteen Tales for the Dark Hours

The collection gathered thirteen of du Maurier's short stories, introduced by Stephen King, and was highlighted for its eerie, varied horror.

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In time for the season of Ghosts and Goblins, our book critic Maureen Corrigan has settled in with some stories by a writer who has bewitched generations. Here's a review of After Midnight

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Episode: A Story Of Indigenous Survival & Resurgence

The collection gathered thirteen of du Maurier's short stories, introduced by Stephen King, and was highlighted for its eerie, varied horror.

"

In time for the season of Ghosts and Goblins, our book critic Maureen Corrigan has settled in with some stories by a writer who has bewitched generations. Here's a review of After Midnight by Daphne du Maurier.

A new collection called After Midnight gathers together 13 of her stories, appropriately introduced by long-reigning master of horror Stephen King.

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Beth Macy

Paper Girl

A Memoir of Home and Family in a Fractured America

The memoir was presented as a deeply reported look at Macy's fractured hometown, her family and the double meaning of her childhood paper route. It was highlighted several times as her newest book about home and family in a fractured America.

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Macy's new book is Paper Girl, a memoir of home and family in a fractured America.

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The memoir was presented as a deeply reported look at Macy's fractured hometown, her family and the double meaning of her childhood paper route. It was highlighted several times as her newest book about home and family in a fractured America.

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Macy's new book is Paper Girl, a memoir of home and family in a fractured America.

The book is called Paper Girl, which has a double meaning. I mean, you delivered papers as a kid to your neighbors, and you then spent many, many years working for a daily newspaper.

We are speaking with Beth Macy. Her new book is Paper Girl, a memoir of home and family in a fractured America.

Beth Macy's new book is Paper Girl, a memoir of home and family in a fractured America.

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David Bianculli

The Platinum Age of Television

From I Love Lucy to The Walking Dead, How TV Became Terrific

Bianculli's most recent book was introduced as a comprehensive history of television from classic sitcoms to modern series.

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His most recent book is The Platinum Age of Television, From I Love Lucy to The Walking Dead, How TV Became Terrific.

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Bianculli's most recent book was introduced as a comprehensive history of television from classic sitcoms to modern series.

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His most recent book is The Platinum Age of Television, From I Love Lucy to The Walking Dead, How TV Became Terrific.

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Ada Limón

Startlement

New and Selected Poems

Startlement, a new collection of poems spanning nearly two decades, was highlighted as her latest book and its title was explained as a collective noun for poems.

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Her new collection, Startlement, New and Selected Poems, spans nearly 20 years of writing, bringing together poems from six earlier books alongside new works that grapple with living...

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Episode: Poet Ada Limón On Writing In Uncertain Times

Startlement, a new collection of poems spanning nearly two decades, was highlighted as her latest book and its title was explained as a collective noun for poems.

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Her new collection, Startlement, New and Selected Poems, spans nearly 20 years of writing, bringing together poems from six earlier books alongside new works that grapple with living in this moment, the climate crisis, the erosion of privacy, and the exhaustion of being constantly on display.

I kept thinking maybe a Startlement was the collective noun for poems, a Startlement of poems, like a murder of crows, like a murmuration of starlings.

That's Ada Limon reading Startlement.

Her new collection is called Startlement.

author of the new poetry collection Startlement

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