Episode · The Book Review · 2024-07-18
Books mentioned on The History of Jann Wenner and Rolling Stone
Books mentioned, in the order they came up
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Seeds of Change
Discussed“there's this marvelous book called by a man called hubhouse I think called seeds of change about the six vegetables or six seeds that changed the world”
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The fifth child
Discussed“I am reading a novel called the fifth child by Doris lesing”
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The Orchard Keeper
The Orchard Keeper is Cormac McCarthy's debut novel, published in 1965, which explores bleak rural landscapes and complex human relationships in the American South.
Discussed“I picked up Cormac McCarthy's first novel I've been meaning to go back and reread some of his books I haven't read this one before called The Orchard keeper published in 1965”
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Draft No. 4: On the Writing Process
Discussed“the first one is draft number four by John MC and he's actually my professor at Princeton and so I'm rereading it for nostalgic reasons”
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Anowa
Discussed“and the second anoa was published in 1970 I read the book sort of backwards”
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Other mentions in this episode (13) — ad reads, self-promotion and passing references, never counted
Passing Atlantic
“joining us now is Simon Winchester author of many books recently at Atlantic Pacific forthcoming the perfectionists a brief history of precision”
Passing Pacific
“joining us now is Simon Winchester author of many books recently at Atlantic Pacific forthcoming the perfectionists a brief history of precision”
Passing Atlantic
“my first trip across the Atlantic that I wrote a book about was from Liverpool to Montreal on a ship the Empress of of Britain”
Passing The Golden Notebook
“unlike the uh more kind of realistic fiction that Len started out her career with the famously the golden notebook”
Passing the dilemma of a ghost
“the first play is published in 1965 it's called dilemma of a ghost”
Passing Future Home of the Living God
“because the book that Greg mentioned earlier Lis erdrick's book debuted on the bestseller list at number 13 future home of the Living God”
Passing The Martian
“not hugely surprising because the Martian was such a huge hit our reviewer enk jemson who does our science fiction column points out he's maybe better on screen than he is as a bookwriter”
Passing Artemis
“Andes we's followup to the Martian debut at number five which is kind of surprising Artemis”
Passing Obama: An Intimate Portrait
“Joe Biden's book debuts at number one promise me dad followed by Pete Souza's Obama and there's a children's book version of that”
Passing Promise Me, Dad
“Joe Biden's book debuts at number one promise me dad followed by Pete Souza's Obama”
Passing Grant
“at number six Ron chernow's new biography of Grant”
Passing What Happened
“at 10 Hillary Clinton's what happened”
Passing We Were Eight Years in Power
“and then a little bit further down at number 15 tanasi Coates we were eight years in power so I found that interesting”