Julia Azari Book Recommendations & Book Mentions

Julia Azari

@jbf1755 I concluded when @smotus and I were reading/discussing bob woodward’s Fear that he doesn’t know what a country is

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last week I went to Yellowstone. this week I'm home reading @megankatenelson's Saving Yellowstone (which is relevant for my book project) and it's just gorgeously written, the kind of writing that inspires you to honor it by producing something good.

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@gorenlj Milkis and tichenor, rivalry and reform Laura Kalman, right star rising @ProfHansNoel work on ideology Geoffrey Kabaservice, Rule and Ruin @LeahRigueur The Loneliness of the Black Republican also turns out to be relevant to basically everything

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this sentence hits a lot different than when I first read Richard Russo's Straight Man in 2002. How funny and pathetic middle-aged academics are, I thought. https://t.co/3W0prZuX5K

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@gorenlj Milkis and tichenor, rivalry and reform Laura Kalman, right star rising @ProfHansNoel work on ideology Geoffrey Kabaservice, Rule and Ruin @LeahRigueur The Loneliness of the Black Republican also turns out to be relevant to basically everything

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@melissabaker712 I've recently read Malibu Rising, All Fall Down (Jennifer Weiner), and Tracy Flick Can't Win and I enjoyed them all.

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@gerrycanavan This reminds me of the blog post I never wrote about how karen walker thompson’s book the age of miracles was the book to read for the pandemic. I actually taught it as a “how societies become divided” example in a class in 2017

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@AviWoolf @dhmontgomery Sean Savage’s JFK, LBJ and the Democratic Party has some good insights. Ira katzenelson,fear itself, for new deal era (Some one help with a more diverse list augh)

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