Deborah Friedell Book Recommendations & Book Mentions

Deborah Friedell

From the @LRB archives: Hanif Kureishi's story "The Buddha of Suburbia" https://t.co/ilV9cmjJK6

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In interviews, Maggie Haberman usually refuses to talk about her working methods: ‘sources reporting’ isn’t always pretty. I wrote about "Confidence Man" for the @LRB blog: https://t.co/z5JbUxwTQM

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I couldn't be prouder of my colleague @TomCrewe1. After you've devoured "The New Life," I suggest a read of this @LRB classic: https://t.co/lU3StiZ0Qk

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@RohanMaitzen @akasiaisakasia That's a really good novel -- main character is an adjunct in the same department in which she was a grad student (and looks back on difficult relationship with her advisor), so sort of fits the criteria? Also, just published, "Benefit," by Siobhan Phillips.

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I didn't realise how little I knew about Roe v. Wade until I read Joshua Prager's book "The Family Roe". I wrote about it for the new issue of the @LRB: https://t.co/SYRIUVJEIj

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In "Giving up the Ghost," Hilary Mantel referred to "the diary that no one can see till I'm dead." I have high hopes.