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Armin Rosen Book Recommendations & Book Mentions

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Book Cover for: Pygmalion: With Annotated, George Bernard Shaw

Pygmalion: With Annotated

George Bernard Shaw
Armin RosenArmin Rosen

1) This record is like, an anti-crowd pleaser. He really just did whatever he wanted to on this one, with no apparent inner need for people to love it. It's his Blond, basically. Or maybe his Pygmalion (the Slowdive record, not the George Bernard Shaw play)

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Book Cover for: Transit, Anna Seghers

Transit

Anna Seghers
Armin RosenArmin Rosen

I don't like being A Hater, but the closing paragraph of the introduction to the new NYRB Classics edition of the astonishing Transit by Anna Seghers is one of the most risible things I've ever seen in print. The more I think about it the more dumbfounding it is https://t.co/WHug78MNBQ

Paperback, 2013

$16.95Member price:$8.48 + Free shipping50% off your first book
Book Cover for: Pygmalion, George Bernard Shaw

Pygmalion

George Bernard Shaw
Armin RosenArmin Rosen

1) This record is like, an anti-crowd pleaser. He really just did whatever he wanted to on this one, with no apparent inner need for people to love it. It's his Blond, basically. Or maybe his Pygmalion (the Slowdive record, not the George Bernard Shaw play)

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Book Cover for: Miami, Joan Didion

Miami

Joan Didion
Armin RosenArmin Rosen

As Joan Didion observed in "Miami," 1 of the long-term hazards of having a massive clandestine paramilitary apparatus on yr own territory is that u have to give large numbers of potentially dangerous and highly motivated men something harmless to do once they're no longer useful

Paperback, 1998

$18.00Member price:$9.00 + Free shipping50% off your first book
Book Cover for: The War of the End of the World, Mario Vargas Llosa

The War of the End of the World

Mario Vargas Llosa
Armin RosenArmin Rosen

@AdrienneLaF The War of the End of the World, by Mario Vargas Llosa

Paperback, 2008

$38.99Member price:$19.50 + Free shipping50% off your first book
Book Cover for: People Love Dead Jews: Reports from a Haunted Present, Dara Horn

People Love Dead Jews: Reports from a Haunted Present

Dara Horn
Armin RosenArmin Rosen

Dara Horn's chapter on Anne Frank in People Love Dead Jews is really worth reading https://t.co/aaRlIFx3tF

Paperback, 2022

$17.95Member price:$8.98 + Free shipping50% off your first book
Book Cover for: Forever Young, Bob Dylan

Forever Young

Bob Dylan
Armin RosenArmin Rosen

Bob Dylan released a new live version of "Forever Young" on Friday, just in time for Parshat Nasso, where the opening line of the song first appears https://t.co/t2lFyfDEKF

Hardcover, 2008

$19.99Member price:$9.99 + Free shipping50% off your first book
Book Cover for: The Idealist: Jeffrey Sachs and the Quest to End Poverty, Nina Munk

The Idealist: Jeffrey Sachs and the Quest to End Poverty

Nina Munk
Armin RosenArmin Rosen

There's at least one good book about this, Nina Munk's The Idealist, along with @herandrews chapter about him in Boomers... https://t.co/TELuS2u02W

Paperback, 2014

$18.00Member price:$9.00 + Free shipping50% off your first book
Book Cover for: Postwar: A History of Europe Since 1945, Tony Judt

Postwar: A History of Europe Since 1945

Tony Judt
Armin RosenArmin Rosen

Speaking of writers stuck in the 90s...it's remarkable how wrong the final chapter of Tony Judt's Postwar ended up being. Now Judt's not exaclty stuck so much as he died over a decade ago and Postwar was probably mostly written in the 90s itself...

Paperback, 2006

$25.00Member price:$12.50 + Free shipping50% off your first book
Book Cover for: Pygmalion: Original, George Bernard Shaw

Pygmalion: Original

George Bernard Shaw
Armin RosenArmin Rosen

1) This record is like, an anti-crowd pleaser. He really just did whatever he wanted to on this one, with no apparent inner need for people to love it. It's his Blond, basically. Or maybe his Pygmalion (the Slowdive record, not the George Bernard Shaw play)

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