Jeff Greenfield Book Recommendations & Book Mentions

Jeff Greenfield

I also love two books by Kate Atkinson: "Life After Life" and a sort of sequel: "A God in Ruins." https://twitter.com/Sulliview/status/1510408106110500864

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Maybe a product of the term "non-fiction novel" to describe the techniques of Wolfe and other "New Journalists." https://t.co/8STLr8STEu

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Jeff Greenfield

I'll be joining Michael Smerconish tomorrow at 9 am (EDT) on CNN to talk about the rise of "super-majorities" and their significant impact on politics.

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Jeff Greenfield

If I remember right, in Edward Bellamy’s “Looking Backward”’ everyone in the industrial army takes a turn performing unpleasant jobs for a limited period of time. (Memory correction welcome) https://t.co/Xf3NlK65zf

Jeff Greenfield

I also love two books by Kate Atkinson: "Life After Life" and a sort of sequel: "A God in Ruins." https://twitter.com/Sulliview/status/1510408106110500864

Jeff Greenfield

Why is Ron Chernow's biography of Grant not on this list? https://t.co/Ze5LLWMMgK

Jeff Greenfield

Great news in today’s NYT: Amor Towles’ new novel pops next month. If you haven’t read “A Gentleman in Moscow,” I’ve just guided you to several hours of pure pleasure.

Jeff Greenfield

Just finished "The Lincoln Highway" by Amor Towles. The NYT Book Review rave is, if anything, insufficiently enthusiastic. Ut's completely different from " A Gentleman in Moscow"" except it's touched by the same genius. Only downside--how long we have to wait for his next book.

Jeff Greenfield

"Looking Backward" by Edward Bellamy (1888) for utopian socialism. https://t.co/AXkBDeDNcE

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Jeff Greenfield

I'm not saying @Shteyngart 's "Lake Success' is THE Great American Novel; that's way too big a reach for any book. But is surely is A Great American Novel, as rich, pleasurable and powerful as anything I've read this year.