Marisha Pessl Book Recommendations & Book Mentions

Marisha Pessl

“There are dark shadows on the earth, but its lights are stronger in the contrast.” Happy 207th Birthday to one of my favorite writers of all time, #CharlesDickens ✨ What’s your favorite Dickens novel? https://t.co/DY8L9WetjH

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There’s no doubt Josephine Tey’s enigmatic writing has influenced many — myself included. I’m making my way through “The Daughter of Time” 🕵🏻‍♀️ What are you #currentlyreading? #WriterCrushWednesday #WCW https://t.co/6rkGytQJLP

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I wonder if Bram Stoker suffered from carpal tunnel after writing all of Dracula by hand... 🧛‍♂️ #TBT https://t.co/jXiQEhat13

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My final #WriterCrushWednesday of the year goes out to @rokwon, the author of one of my favorite novels of 2018, #TheIncendiaries. Who was your 2018 writer crush? #WCW https://t.co/PD4zKHPEvC

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I wonder if Bram Stoker suffered from carpal tunnel after writing all of Dracula by hand... 🧛‍♂️ #TBT https://t.co/jXiQEhat13

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Excited to debut the Turkish edition of #NeverworldWake. The book will be available April 1st, 2019 through Dogan publishing. (The title is a literal translation of the original and the tag line reads, "Five friends. Only One Will Survive.") Happy reading 🖤 https://t.co/ZhVTXkDv8q

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With prose as cool as Rat Pack-era Sinatra and as sad as Lou Reed singing about a perfect day, it was hard to put down Destroy All Monsters by Jeff Jackson (@deathoflit). Read my full review on @nytimesbooks: https://t.co/uMU3lU4M9n

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#RebeccaSolnit, a delightfully idiosyncratic writer (who is the genius responsible for the term “mansplaining”) is my #WriterCrushWednesday pick this week 🖤 (And if you haven’t read her piece, “Men Explain Things to Me,” what are you doing with your life?) #WCW https://t.co/79GhbX9M6B