katie rosman Book Recommendations & Book Mentions

katie rosman

I just finished "Trust" by Hernan Diaz and must proselytize. I absolutely loved it.

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When I first joined the Times, I didn’t realize that most reporters didn’t just plop down in the public editor’s office to shoot the breeze. So glad I didn’t know better. I’ve admire @Sulliview so much over these years and can’t wait to inhale this book!

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Alexander and the terrible, horrible, no good, very bad day. https://t.co/0M9cjKmLzx

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Wearing a “FICTION, BECAUSE REAL LIFE IS TERRIBLE,” t-shirt, Taylor Jenkins Reid talked about writing “Daisy Jones & the Six,” “Malibu Rising” and “Evelyn Hugo.” She has 2 books on bestseller lists + 3 headed for the screen — the new NY ➡️LA It-Writer https://t.co/eBCqaZ6B5p

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“I’ve read every single piece of ink ejaculated over the publication of Blake Bailey’s ‘Philip Roth: The Biography’; I am Taffy Brodesser-Akner: The Obsessed.” ⁦(I’m obsessed with @taffyakner⁩.) https://t.co/ygBHgkufCz

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“My promotion was denied, and I am leaving as my first acquisition (the marvelous THE ATLAS SIX by Olivie Blake) debuts at number three on The NYT Bestsellers List. Making the NYT is a career high for an editor. It is rare for an assistant.” https://t.co/tWIt5JX3Ok

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Sometimes the New York Times Best Sellers List and the New York Times Book Review don't align. Here is my review of "Bittersweet," by Susan Cain, which debuted at number one on the nonfiction best sellers list. https://t.co/lJZY4aE1me

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@TimWcle Hi Tim! Sent you an email; not sure if it made its way to you. Can we be in touch? katherine.rosman@nytimes.com

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I have been totally fascinated by the Mormon/LDS culture and religion since I was a kid. And the author who wrote about “Mormon-obsessed Jews” is Jean Hanff Korelitz (in The Latecomer). https://t.co/Huh9CSL8bp

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Thomas has gone with Crow to the Bohemian Grove in Calif, to Crow’s Texas ranch and spends a week every summer at Crow’s Adirondacks resort. “I prefer seeing the regular parts of the U.S.,” Thomas said in an interview for a documentary about his life, which Crow helped finance.