Jina Moore Book Recommendations & Book Mentions

Jina Moore

Lewis’s book is a tour de force of history and imagination — and, above all, of witnessing.

Jina Moore

@JasonPatinkin Order of Genocide by Scott Straus is necessary reading here. It won't support the conventional assumption about RTLM (but it's not a "it had no effect" binary either). Nuanced understanding of this stuff, and they key roles of politics, feels like an important part of the forest?

Jina Moore

@ortile Similar idea, very different language and take, in Lisa Cron's Wired for Story.

Jina Moore

My grandmother, a librarian who owned like 5.000 books, most loved when my name surprised her in her local paper’s books section. She’s gone but I still feel like it talk to her when I write for @StribBooks. This time, on why to read @anjansun’s latest https://t.co/WSspNsJBPR

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And now, that's this week... All this week, Guernica considers Ukraine from many angles and voices. It's a small miracle than an operation like ours can make something like this happen this quickly. I hope you'll follow along this week. https://t.co/P43vUKaPdS https://t.co/E8und6QPUc

Jina Moore

@melanie__pierce Tracy Kidder and Richard Todd's "good prose" is great, and a rare exchange between a writer and his longtime editor