Justine Musk Book Recommendations & Book Mentions

Justine Musk

@elonmusk @andst7 It was a journalist named John Carreyrou who exposed Holmes, first for the Wall Street Journal + then in a book called BAD BLOOD: Secrets + Lies in a Silicon Valley Startup. I read it. Great book. What drives out bad journalism? Good journalism. https://t.co/e1xkmEyiRg

Justine Musk

“Should all speech be free? If not, who controls it? This brave, wise, succinct book is a must-read for writers, speakers, teachers, journalists, and, well, anyone who talks.” —Margaret Atwood, bestselling author of The Handmaid’s Tale https://t.co/6ZCC9M4pHl

Justine Musk

“Should all speech be free? If not, who controls it? This brave, wise, succinct book is a must-read for writers, speakers, teachers, journalists, and, well, anyone who talks.” —Margaret Atwood, bestselling author of The Handmaid’s Tale https://t.co/6ZCC9M4pHl

Justine Musk

BLACK PHONE! Good movie. Based on a short story in the great collection by the gifted Joe Hill: 20th CENTURY GHOSTS. I'm still shaking off some of the images. The title story alone is worth the price of admission.

Justine Musk

Banning books, punishing teachers, defunding libraries, + harassing librarians are all signs of a curtailment of our liberties. Margaret Atwood has been describing such dystopias in her stories... 2022 Year End - Giving Tuesday | PEN America https://t.co/OwUYKSogjl

Justine Musk

"The project is based on Antoine de Saint-Exupéry’s novella Le Petit Prince, which follows an aviator stranded in the desert and his encounter with a remarkable, thought-provoking child – the little prince – who lives on an asteroid." https://t.co/fYRUVOYQIo

Justine Musk

One of the things making CLEOPATRA: A LIFE by @stacyschiff such a delight to read is the author's sly sense of humor.

Justine Musk

Very pleased that Salman Rushdie's book THE SATANIC VERSES is a bestseller again. So at least there's that.

Justine Musk

I am in a book club of two + our first book is: “...THE SHARDS feels earnest, at least emotionally. This is also Ellis’s sexiest book, and one senses for the writer a new freedom in the dimensions of love, eros and sensitivity." https://t.co/Ph3BcF7Loc

Justine Musk

@AdrienneLaF WHAT I LOVED by Siri Hustvedt