Alissa Wilkinson Book Recommendations & Book Mentions

Alissa Wilkinson

I don’t know if it is “good,” exactly, but I do recommend carving out a couple hours to watch Noah Baumbach’s version of Don DeLillo’s WHITE NOISE on Netflix — and then reading about it: https://t.co/7SVid9mW60

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On page 38 of 224 of Objects of Desire, by Clare Sestanovich https://t.co/4gmrxBrZMi

Alissa Wilkinson

On page 179 of 304 of Cult Classic, by Sloane Crosley https://t.co/50m7GEn2Jl

Alissa Wilkinson

Thank you so much to everyone who recommended @SteveKornacki’s THE RED AND THE BLUE — it is both comprehensive *and* a very enjoyably readable book, two things that do not always come in pairs https://t.co/ZKzdLHpjuH

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On page 140 of 240 of Miami, by Joan Didion https://t.co/5L5L0bz5Ls

Alissa Wilkinson

On the hidden roots of Women Talking, most notably St. Augustine, and how they shift and change from Miriam Toews’s novel to the new film adaptation. #TIFF22 https://t.co/kKgw7TNYOq

Alissa Wilkinson

Had the very great pleasure last night of talking about the history of Joan Didion’s novel + play THE YEAR OF MAGICAL THINKING, following @keencompany’s (spectacular) intimate production starring Kathleen Chalfant. 📸: @tgwilkinson https://t.co/uhop9oLkoa

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Re-upping for some weekend reading, especially (though certainly not exclusively) if you’ve just finished the #StationEleven finale. https://twitter.com/alissamarie/status/1481847959583182848

Alissa Wilkinson

I have read piles of books about Hollywood in the 60s at this point but nothing has a tone quite as perfectly droll and hilarious as John Gregory Dunne’s THE STUDIO

Alissa Wilkinson

Happy release day to my brilliant and wise friend @KatelynBeaty, whose book CELEBRITIES FOR JESUS is out at last. I can’t think of anyone who could tackle this (topic? plague?) as well as she has. Go get it! https://t.co/tMjIC1jsw0

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