David Handler Book Recommendations & Book Mentions

David Handler

@TheDarkPages But the crowning achievement of his career is that he originated the role of Willy Loman on Broadway in Arthur Miller’s “The Death of a Salesman.” Attention must be paid.:)

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@BenMank77 @latimes Ditto. I would always read the Times sports section first when I was a kid and pore over the box scores, standings and league leaders. And Jim Murray was my favorite columnist. But those days are going, going gone, brother.

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@LISAGNO Based on a fine little novel by a very young Ira Levin, who went on to write ROSEMARY'S BABY, THE STEPFORD WIVES and the long running Broadway hit DEATHTRAP, among other things.

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@tkiramadden The Day of the Jackal by Frederick Forsyth

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@missclassicfilm @tcm A shout out must be given to the great Frederic Raphael, who not only wrote the script for Darling but Two For the Road. I once had the chance to spend an afternoon with him at his house in the south of France and was wowed by his wit and depth.

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Happy Super Twosday -- it's 2-22-22! That means its also Happy Pub Day for my new newest Hoagy novel, THE LADY IN THE SILVER CLOUD. The thrill of holding a new book in your hands never goes away. I LOVE this book. It may be my favorite. But that will be up to YOU to decide. https://t.co/TCL4yNnlWa

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I can't think of a better way to celebrate the first day of spring than to pay a visit to the world famous Mysterious Bookshop in NYC and sign copies of my newest Stewart Hoag novel, THE GIRL WHO TOOK WHAT SHE WANTED. My idea of a real treat. https://t.co/Z0yXgpIbfY

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@AnneBillson Hombre, an excellent Paul Newman movie directed by Martin Ritt and based on an Elmore Leonard novel. First rate cast, terrific moral complexity.

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@TurnbullMartin I'm reading a terrific history of L.A. by Gary Krist called THE MIRAGE FACTORY that I somehow missed in 2018 that's about its birth as a major city as told through the lives of William Mulholland, D.W. Griffith and Aimee Semple McPherson. Great stuff about its early days.

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