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His new book is called SAFE a memoir of fatherhood, foster care and the risks we take for family.

Mark Daly's new memoir is called SAFE.

He's written about his experiences in his memoir, Your Table Is Ready, Tales of a New York City Made or D, now out in paperback.

Former Mator D Michael Chekey Azalina spoke to Dave Davies in 2022 his memoir Your Table Is Ready is now out in paper bank.

His memoir Your Table Is Ready is now out in paper bank coming up we remember former editor William Whitworth.

Her new book The X-Vangelicals is part memoir, part reporting.

His new book How to Win an Information War is about the man he describes as the forgotten genius of propaganda, Sefton Delmer.

my guest is Peter Pomeransev, author of the new book, How to Win an Information War, the propagandist who outwitted Hitler.

my guest is Peter Pomeransev, his new book is called How to Win an Information War, The Propagandist Who Outwitted Hitler.

His new book goes a little deeper into the past. It's called How to Win an Information War, the Propagandist who outwitted Hitler.

Peter Palmer, I'm on set as the author of the new book How to Win an Information War, The Propagandist Who Outwitted Hitler.

Coming up Marine Corrigan reviews Help Wanted the new novel from Adele Waldman set in a big box store in the Catskill region of New York.

Waldman's long awaited second novel Help Wanted is set in another world entirely a big box store in a depressed town in the Catskill region of New York state our book critic Maureen Corrigan has a review.

There's a moment towards the end of Adele Waldman's new novel Help Wanted were a smart but insecure young woman named Nicole who's a worker in a big box store approaches her manager to ask him what he thinks about her ambition to go to college.

Help Wanted itself is a mixed bag as you perhaps heard in that passage I just quoted its graced with the psychological acuity that distinguished its predecessor but because Help Wanted is a group portrait it tends to visit rather than settle in with its working class characters.

In her 2013 debut novel The Love Affairs of Nathaniel P. Adele Waldman wrote about love and narcissism among literary hipsters in Brooklyn.

Waldman's debut novel the love affairs of Nathaniel P about a young literary hipster living where else in Brooklyn was lauded for its wit and shrewdness.

He's written three books Age of Ambition chasing fortune truth and faith in the new China ...

He's written three books age of ambition chasing fortune truth and faith in the new China ... and his most recent book wild land the making of America's fury.

her latest book Grief Is for People

I said that Grief Is for People takes the form of a traditional elegy but there's nothing traditional about Crosley's voice; her arresting observations on being engulfed by grief.

Evidence a collection of rarely seen New York police department Evidence photographs taken in the nineteen hundreds

Paris a look at the French capitals under belly sought recently retired from bar college

including Low Life lures and snares of old New York

In his new memoir, Waiting for the Monsoon, he writes about his life as a war correspondent and as a cancer patient and how both extremes affected his relationships and family life.

Since 2019, he's had the most lethal form of brain cancer, glioblastoma. His new memoir is called Waiting for the Monsoon.

Her latest book, Grief Is for People, is an idiosyncratic memoir of loss.

The subject of SloanCrosley's book is as traditional as it gets. It's an elegy to her friend, former boss, and mentor, Russell Perot.

There are books that we've read that we both found very moving, books on dying and death and on facing death, especially a book called The Five Invitations by an American Buddhist monk Frank Ostelleschi.

Sloane Crossley is celebrated for her novels, Cult Classic and The Clasp, and her three essay collections, all distinguished by sharp social observations and wit.

Sloane Crossley is celebrated for her novels, Cult Classic and The Clasp, and her three essay collections, all distinguished by sharp social observations and wit.

He's the author of the book, Preparing for War,

my guest is Brad Onishi, author of the book, Preparing for War, The Extremist History of White Christian Nationalism and What Comes Next.

Bradley Onishi is the author of the book Preparing for War

We Loved It All explores the pain and joy of being alive at a moment when the richness of the planet's life is deeply threatened, now available wherever books are sold.

My guest will be Brad Onishi, author of Preparing for War, the extremist history of white Christian nationalism and what comes next.