Michael Dolan Book Recommendations & Book Mentions

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For my fellow New Yorkers who are also Agatha Christie fans. https://www.broadwayworld.com/off-broadway/article/AND-THEN-THERE-WERE-NONE-to-Open-at-The-Players-Theatre-20220405

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New fiction by George Saunders in the New Yorker. https://t.co/1yfnw0FQWn

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If you would like to read a great book about Jerry Lee Lewis, check out Hellfire by the late great Nick Tosches. https://t.co/XmMHJDY3sL https://t.co/wiAYZqO4oS

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Congratulations to @jdspero, whose new Pacific Northwest romance novel, The Muse Next Door, debuts today. Welcome to the @WRDStories family, JD! https://t.co/NuEELz0CxP

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@sarahrickett So, funny and unpredictable. If you haven't read Filth by Irvine Welsh, I think you would like it. It's about a rogue Edinburgh cop and it's both vile and really funny. https://t.co/tljZ7p07TD

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Another wonderful evening in NYC as the great Walter Mosley talked about writing and his new book, Every Man A King, at ⁦@TheMysterious⁩. I will write about some of the things Walter said on my Substack page this weekend. https://t.co/ORlZfm5B66

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Stefan Fatsis walked in George Plimpton's footsteps to do a modern version of Paper Lion by trying out as a kicker for the Denver Broncos, and he did an amazing job taking a modern look at the inside workings of a football team. https://t.co/Grm7PtphsS

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@bijancbayne @LukeEpplin @davidmaraniss Breaks of the Game, The City Game, Foul and A Sense of Where You Are would have been my choices. I'm sure people mentioned Loose Balls by Terry Pluto as well. McCallum had extraordinary access for 7 Seconds or Less, and Raw Recruits by Armen Keteyian and Alexander Wolff is great.

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@StevenRomick6 It's a terrific book. Rich Cohen is an amazing writer. He wrote another book about Jewish gangsters called Tough Jews which is phenomenal.

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@delspacefranco There have been a few books written on Rozelle. Jerry Izenberg wrote one. But Michael MacCambridge's book has a lot of Rozelle in it, and is really an incredible book.