Andrea Hoag Book Recommendations & Book Mentions

Andrea Hoag

A tremendous thank you to @riverheadbooks for sending me @LidiaYuknavitch’s forthcoming novel, THRUST. I talk more about this magical writer’s work over on my #bookstagram (click #Linktree ⬆️ to visit me there) https://t.co/pgufMRGMtM

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More interesting #audiobooks on Italian themes: Venice: Pure City by Peter Ackroyd Sicily by John Julius Norwich A Venetian Affair: A True Tale of Forbidden Love in the 18th Century by Andrea Di Robilant Death in Florence by Paul Strathern The Monster of Florence Douglas Preston

Andrea Hoag

Most excited about The Late Americans by Brandon Taylor from this list! https://t.co/wbjL0fQvb3

Andrea Hoag

Don’t forget to pre-order your copy of @melissafebos’s new book, BODY WORK: The Radical Power of Personal Narrative, from your favorite #indiebookstore - it’s out tomorrow. PS I love it so much that @lawrencelibrary already has it on order. https://t.co/fSwiAwyJ7L

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It's going to take all that I have within my soul to continue listening to this (quite good) new biography of Anna Winter by Amy Odell after learning that the Vogue EIC routinely threw away pennies. Threw. Away. Actual. Coins. People. #wheretheydothatat

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Really enjoyed the #audiobook of @susanjonusas’s HELL’s HALF-ACRE. Set largely in my home state of Kansas, this 19th century #truecrime story may freak you out…but you won’t be able to stop reading! https://t.co/mNVjFtkFe0

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Why was I expecting Rebecca Solnit to be austere? The “Men Explain Things To Me” author was great fun & witty as hell when I interviewed her by phone for the @LAReviewofBooks about her brilliant new book, “Orwell’s Roses.” RT if so inclined! https://lareviewofbooks.org/article/orwells-many-thorned-bomb-shelter-a-conversation-with-rebecca-solnit/

Andrea Hoag

More interesting #audiobooks on Italian themes: Venice: Pure City by Peter Ackroyd Sicily by John Julius Norwich A Venetian Affair: A True Tale of Forbidden Love in the 18th Century by Andrea Di Robilant Death in Florence by Paul Strathern The Monster of Florence Douglas Preston

Andrea Hoag

Princes of the Renaissance by Mary Hollingsworth is beautifully done. Highly recommend. @Pegasus_Books https://t.co/Ph9H1MwztD

Andrea Hoag

This interview is well worth a listen! @esquire books editor Adrienne Westenfeld speaks with "Carmageddon" author Daniel Knowles about car culture and the impact it's had on US history. Something rarely discussed, for example, is the impact widespread car ownership had on… https://t.co/oEZVM9hMYe