Episode · The Book Review · 2020-02-28
Books mentioned on The Ties That Bind Deutsche Bank and Donald Trump
Pamela Paul discussed Dark Towers by David Enrich, The Mercies by Kiran Millwood Hargrave, and Demonology by King James I. Jennifer Szalai discussed The Power Notebooks by Katie Roiphe.
Books mentioned, in the order they came up
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The Mercies
Discussed“Kieran Milwood Hargrave will be here to talk about the basis of her new novel The mercies”
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Demonology
Discussed“that all began with a book right demonology exactly it was his treaties on how to find spot and prove a witch”
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The Power Notebooks
Discussed“so I reviewed this week the power notebooks by Katie royy and Katie royy as some or many of our listeners might know is well known for her pical essays”
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Other mentions in this episode (7) — ad reads, self-promotion and passing references, never counted
Passing Dark Towers
“David enrich is the author of dark Towers Deutsche Bank Donald Trump and an epic trail of Destruction”
Passing The Girl of Ink & Stars
“your debut was the girl of Inc and stars which one of British children's book of the Year also the island at the end of everything”
“your debut was the girl of Inc and stars which one of British children's book of the Year also the island at the end of everything”
Passing The Mercies
“Karen Milwood Hargraves new novel is called the mercies”
Passing CivilWarLand in Bad Decline
“I was reminded a little bit of George saunders's earlier like civil warland and bad decline that kind of social commentary but delivered in this very cartoonish of and entertaining way”
Passing The morning after
“she also came onto the scene I guess in the early 90s when she wrote a book called The Morning After in which she said that she wanted to argue against what she called I think think the feminist preoccupation with sexual harassment”
Passing In praise of messy lives
“she had a whole book I think you know six or seven years ago called In Praise of messy lives”