Dave Itzkoff Book Recommendations & Book Mentions

Dave Itzkoff

I wrote about Cecily Strong, the @nbcsnl and Schmigadoon star whose new book, This Will All Be Over Soon, is no traditional showbiz memoir - it's a candid account of her time during the pandemic and a life often touched by grief. https://t.co/lwo0buAuhQ

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I spent some time with David Milch, whose new memoir, Life's Work, recounts his troubled upbringing, his work on shows like NYPD Blue and Deadwood, and his experience with Alzheimer's disease.

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The book is surprising for the remarkable candor of its subject, one of the most accomplished and reticent actors from an era when the perpetual documentation of daily life was not a precondition for fame... The vulnerability that Newman reveals in the book is astonishing...

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you gotta love reading an old Marvel back issue where even Stan Lee was basically like, "I have no idea how this fits with our current continuity" https://t.co/V43xMNIhXt

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The judge at the trial said, "There are very few nightclub acts which have fairy tales or Aesop's fables."

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My profile of Sarah Polley, the actor and filmmaker, whose first book is "Run Towards the Danger," a collection of personal essays. https://t.co/3CVjki4hFA

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my post-nomination interview with Andrew Garfield, talking "Tick, Tick...Boom!", Jonathan Larson, Bernadette Peters and, sure, a bit of Spidey. https://t.co/3L6fDLujEN

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A very interesting conversation I had with Sharon Stone about her new memoir, The Beauty of Living Twice, her writing process and her perspective on her own career. https://t.co/jmbxJt57Gt

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I wrote about Michaela Coel, whose new book, "Misfits: A Personal Manifesto," codifies her efforts to achieve transparency in her work and in her life. (📸s by the amazing Wulf Bradley) https://www.nytimes.com/2021/08/22/books/michaela-coel-misfits-book.html

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Of the title and cover image: [It] might be off-putting to some readers; the author is well aware. But she also feels it accurately encapsulates a coming-of-age story that is alternately harrowing and mordantly funny.

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