Episode · The Book Review · 2024-07-18

Books mentioned on Revisiting Baldwin vs. Buckley

9 books · With Nicholas Buccola, Concepción de León, Saeed Jones · Watch on YouTube

Books mentioned, in the order they came up

  1. The Fire Is upon Us

    Nicholas Buccola · at 0:16

    The Fire Is upon Us by Nicholas Buccola is a dual biography and intellectual history that explores the legendary 1965 debate at Cambridge University between civil rights icon James Baldwin and conservative philosopher William F.

    Discussed
    “Nicholas bua will be here to talk about his book The Fire is upon us”
    Where to get it
  2. How We Fight For Our Lives

    Saeed Jones · at 31:37 · mentioned 2 times

    Discussed
    “sayah Jones joins us now from Boston where he is on tour for his new book it's called how we fight for our lives a memoir”
    Where to get it
  3. God and Man at Yale

    William F. Buckley · at 5:25 · mentioned 2 times

    God and Man at Yale is a provocative 1951 critique by William F.

    Discussed
    “that's a good moment to just pivot quickly to Buckley because we associate him so much with the institutions that he attended of course God and man at Yale”
    Where to get it
  4. Beyond the melting pot

    Nathan Glazer · at 13:32

    Beyond the Melting Pot by Nathan Glazer and Daniel Patrick Moynihan is a classic sociological study examining ethnic and racial groups in New York City.

    Recommended
    “I urge those of you who have a a who have an actual rather than a purely ideologized interest in the problem to read the book beyond the melting part by Professor Glazer also co-author of the Lonely crowd”
    Where to get it
  5. Poems: North & south

    Elizabeth Bishop · at 29:32 · mentioned 2 times

    Discussed
    “one interesting thing is that Elizabeth Bishop spent about a decade in her life in Key West and she wrote her first poetry collection there North and South and so it really had a huge influence on her work”
    Where to get it
  6. Cherry

    Mary Karr · at 41:39

    Discussed
    “so you know I paid and Mary Carr her work is just really important to me so I read a lot about and it's great right because you know those like the Liars club and Cherry have been out for years”
    Where to get it
  7. The Liars' Club

    Mary Karr · at 41:39

    The Liars' Club by Mary Karr is a seminal memoir recounting the author's turbulent upbringing in a Texas oil town.

    Discussed
    “so you know I paid and Mary Carr her work is just really important to me so I read a lot about and it's great right because you know those like the Liars club and Cherry have been out for years”
    Where to get it
  8. The Known World

    Edward P. Jones · at 51:25

    The Known World by Edward P.

    Discussed
    “it's a novel called the Known World by Edward p Jones”
    Where to get it
  9. Nothing to See Here

    Kevin Wilson · at 55:02

    Nothing to See Here by Kevin Wilson is an unexpected novel about a woman hired to babysit twins who spontaneously combust when upset.

    Discussed
    “right now I'm reading the novel nothing to see here by Kevin Wilson which was just reviewed on our cover by Taffy briser anner”
    Where to get it
Other mentions in this episode (7) — ad reads, self-promotion and passing references, never counted
Passing Abraham Lincoln
“his two previous books were the essential Douglas and Abraham Lincoln and liberal democracy”
Passing Liberal democracy
“his two previous books were the essential Douglas and Abraham Lincoln and liberal democracy”
Passing The Essential Douglas LePan
“his two previous books were the essential Douglas and Abraham Lincoln and liberal democracy”
Passing The Lonely Crowd
“I urge those of you who have a a who have an actual rather than a purely ideologized interest in the problem to read the book beyond the melting part by Professor Glazer also co-author of the Lonely crowd”
Passing Who is Rich?
“it reminded me a little bit of who is Rich by Matthew clam which also has this sense of an outsider coming into a very privileged world”
Passing Life would be perfect if I lived in that house
“um and that book was not one of her most well-known books but it was life would be perfect if I lived in that house”
Passing Ulysses
“I will say it took me about 2 and a/2 years to get through ulses”