Why people recommend it
Barney Frank's candid memoir details his eventful life, career, and influential decades serving as a Massachusetts representative in United States politics. On an episode of The Book Review titled Inside The New York Times Book Review: ‘The Folded Clock’ broadcast in July 2024, guest Greg Coles discussed the publication. Coles noted that the memoir entered the bestseller list at number eleven under the concise title, adding that the work had been reviewed within their pages by Frank Bruni. During the same podcast episode, Greg Coles mentioned the former Massachusetts representative's book once more, reiterating its new position at number eleven on the nonfiction bestseller list. These discussions emphasized the political figure's notable transition from legislative halls to the written page, drawing significant attention from readers interested in American governance, political history, and the candid personal reflections of a prominent public servant who shaped modern policy debates.
Who recommended it
- Greg Coles Discussed
Greg Coles — 2 mentions
“and then another Frank uh new at number 11 Barney Frank the former Massachusetts representative has a memoir called Frank reviewed in our Pages actually by Frank bruny”
“and then another Frank uh new at number 11 Barney Frank the former Massachusetts representative has a memoir called Frank”