Episode · The Book Review · 2024-07-18

Books mentioned on Chaos Among Spies After the Berlin Wall Crumbles

7 books · With Dan Fesperman, Isaac Fitzgerald, Liz Harris, Dwight Garner, Molly Young · Watch on YouTube

Books mentioned, in the order they came up

  1. Winter Work

    Dan Fesperman · at 17:53 · mentioned 2 times

    Winter Work is a gripping espionage thriller by Dan Fesperman that explores the complex world of spies and political intrigue in the aftermath of the falling Berlin Wall.

    Recommended
    “the 13th just out is winter work Dan fesperman”
    Where to get it
  2. Safe Houses

    Dan Fesperman · at 10:13

    Discussed
    “she had a supporting role in your novel safe houses”
    Where to get it
  3. The Cover Wife

    Dan Fesperman · at 10:14

    Discussed
    “and then she was the lead character in your most recent novel before this one the cover wife”
    Where to get it
  4. Memoirs

    Robert Lowell; Steven Axelrod; Grzegorz Kosc · at 42:15

    Discussed
    “you know the poet Robert LOL he's been dead since 1977 he has a new book out called Memoirs and it's new in the sense that I describe it in my review as a sort of finding an an undeveloped role of film from 1954”
    Where to get it
  5. Life studies

    Robert Lowell · at 42:42

    Discussed
    “but it led to the autobiographical poems in his breakthrough book life studies which came out in 1959”
    Where to get it
  6. Yoga

    Emmanuel Carrère · at 52:59 · mentioned 2 times

    Yoga by Emmanuel Carrère is a genre-bending autobiographical work that chronicles the author's journey through depression, psychiatric hospitalization, and spiritual seeking, while openly questioning the boundary between strict truth and fiction.

    Discussed
    “I review Memoirs by Robert LOL and I reviewed yoga by Emanuel carrer”
    Where to get it
  7. The Adversary

    Emmanuel Carrère · at 48:10

    The Adversary by Emmanuel Carrère is a chilling true-crime narrative that chronicles the life and horrific crimes of Jean-Claude Romand, a French man who murdered his entire family after lying to them about his career for decades.

    Recommended
    “I would start with the adversary which is his breakout”
    Where to get it
Other mentions in this episode (4) — ad reads, self-promotion and passing references, never counted
Passing Pen & ink
“he is the author of not one but two books about tattoos pen and ink and knives and ink”
Passing Knives & ink
“he is the author of not one but two books about tattoos pen and ink and knives and ink”
Passing Pen & ink
“he is the author of not one but two books about tattoos pen and ink and knives and ink”
Passing How to Be a Pirate
“a book for young readers called how to be a pirate”