Nick Jackson Book Recommendations & Book Mentions

Nick Jackson

"We must eliminate the idea that suicidal or depressive ... people are bad or sinful, an idea that's baked so deeply into our culture we may not even realize it's there." Read Emily Gould's Making It, the latest on Clancy Martin's How Not to Kill Yourself. https://t.co/ytsMoxYi0g

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@HamptonStevens @mrbobodenkirk Plus: Shelley Winters, Ned Beatty, David Crosby, Bonnie Bramlett, Brad Garrett, Bob Hope, Loretta Lynn, Florence Henderson, Fred Willard, Debbie Reynolds, Joan Collins, Bill Maher, Clooney. And the kids: Joseph Gordon-Levitt, Tobey Maguire, Leo DiCaprio, Alyson Hannigan, NPH.

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This is a post about how great I am to work w/ lightly disguised as promotion for @rwohan’s new book, Net Gains: Inside the Beautiful Game’s Analytics Revolution, out next month. Pre-order it here, even if I’ll never completely forgive him for leaving me: https://t.co/kEAPTCK4ze https://t.co/ZAtJmu1UWD

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"Americans born between 1981 and 1996, the most educated and most diverse generation in U.S. history, were once considered harbingers of economic progress and promise. But now...." https://t.co/Zsnwlf7x99

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"Our grandparents had careers. Our parents had jobs. We complete tasks. Or at least that has been the story of the American working class and working poor." https://t.co/qijrDytNi4

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"The editor's relationship to a book should be an invisible one. The last thing anyone reading Jane Eyre would want to know, for example, is that I had convinced Charlotte Brontë that the first Mrs. Rochester should go up in flames." https://t.co/VJ0JcgTNmN

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"The editor's relationship to a book should be an invisible one. The last thing anyone reading Jane Eyre would want to know, for example, is that I had convinced Charlotte Brontë that the first Mrs. Rochester should go up in flames." https://t.co/VJ0JcgTNmN

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"A virus makes perfect sense as Yanagihara's final avatar after three novels. ... A virus wants nothing, feels nothing, knows nothing; at most, a virus is a little life." https://www.vulture.com/article/hanya-yanagihara-review.html

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Have been working through @TheBigPic archive (hearing aids, for me, mean lots more podcast streaming) and really enjoyed this episode with @brofromanother on the best Stephen King movie adaptations, even if they left off Dolores Claiborne. https://t.co/BnISpFtE2I