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Books by Jennifer Egan mentioned on podcasts

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7 books across 23 episodes on 5 podcasts.

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  1. A Visit from the Goon Squad

    27 mentions · Freakonomics Radio, The Book Review, This Week in Startups

    A Visit from the Goon Squad by Jennifer Egan is a Pulitzer Prize-winning novel told in a series of fragmentary, interconnected vignettes exploring time, music, ambition, and memory.

    Discussed
    “She is a novelist who has received many awards, including a Pulitzer Prize for a visit from the Goon Squad, a kaleidoscope of a book about music and ambition and the nature of time and memory.”
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  2. The Candy House

    19 mentions · Freakonomics Radio, The Book Review, Pod Save America

    The Candy House by Jennifer Egan is a compelling novel that functions as a structural sequel to A Visit from the Goon Squad, exploring themes of memory, technology, and interconnected lives.

    Discussed
    “I dedicated The Candy House to them.”
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  3. Manhattan Beach

    15 mentions · Freakonomics Radio, The Book Review

    Manhattan Beach by Jennifer Egan is a historical fiction novel set against the backdrop of wartime New York through a noir lens, exploring the experiences of Americans during a time of immense national power.

    Discussed
    “And it's funny because with Manhattan Beach, I initially thought, oh, I'm going to use some tricky narrative strategies. I'm going to try to do something that isn't just straight up historical fiction.”
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  4. The Keep

    3 mentions · The Book Review

    The Keep by Jennifer Egan is a gothic thriller novel that unfolds inside an unusual prison setting and an unreal realm.

    Discussed
    “but when as I worked on books after that I would think hm you know I wrote a Gothic novel a Gothic Thriller called the keep”
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  5. Look at Me

    1 mention · The Book Review

    Discussed
    “she goes back and and looks at earlier novels including the only Jennifer Egan novel that I had never read which is called look at me it was her second novel”
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