Yoni Appelbaum Book Recommendations & Book Mentions

Yoni Appelbaum

"Many Israelis have suddenly discovered that it is possible to love their country—not with a sentimental, kitschy love, not with fascist idolatry, but rather with a clear-eyed devotion," David Grossman writes: https://t.co/Peqg083l3d

Yoni Appelbaum

"Although I eventually completed this novel and called it 'The Handmaid’s Tale', I stopped writing it several times, because I considered it too far-fetched. Silly me,” writes @MargaretAtwood

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During WWII, publishers gave away 133 million books—including 155,000 copies of "The Great Gatsby,” which would fuel its later popularity. As Gatsby emerges from copyright, think about how that enormous giveaway fueled the postwar publishing boom: https://t.co/GCGKxuOnXj

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Michael’s terrific book, “Jackpot,” is out today — whet your appetite with the excerpt below, or go straight for the main course here: https://t.co/LQ33bW8Nhh https://t.co/HPGI5UrgRr

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My colleague @JohnGHendy is incredibly brave to discuss this in public—but what really sets him apart is his skill as a journalist. Watch the video (https://nytimes.com/2022/08/23/opinion/stutter-speech-listening.html…) and then pre-order his extraordinary book: