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Every book Howard Blum recommended on podcasts

Guest on The Megyn Kelly Show · 1 book · 2 episodes across 1 podcast

Books recommended by Howard Blum

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  1. The Stranger, The Plague (Coles Notes)

    Albert Camus · Discussed · 2 episodes

    The Stranger by Albert Camus is a foundational philosophical novel that explores themes of existentialism, absurdism, and alienation through the experiences of its protagonist, Meursault.

    Discussed
    “uh camuz The Stranger opens up with a character who talks about feeling nothing that eventually leads to a murder”
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Appearances

EpisodePodcastDateBooks
Inside the Mind: Idaho College Murders and Bryan Kohberger, Megyn Kelly Show Special - Part Three | Ep. 690The Megyn Kelly Show2023-12-201
Idaho College Murders: Who is Suspect Bryan Kohberger, and What Evidence is There Against Him, with Howard Blum | Ep. 515The Megyn Kelly Show2023-03-201
Other mentions (4: passing, ad reads, own books)
Plugged When the Night Comes Falling
“why why I I try to address that in my book I come up with a theory of why he did it but again it's just a theory”
Plugged Dark City
“I try to address that in my book and come up with a theory of why he did it, but again, it's just a theory. I think in the courtroom they're going to need some answers if they want to get a conviction.”
Plugged When the Night Comes Falling
“I go back to a story I write about in my book where he first gets out to uh Moscow”
Plugged Dark City
“I go back to a story I write about in my book where he first gets out to Moscow, Idaho, and he goes to a pool party and he sees some pretty young women, and he gets their phone numbers, but yet he just leaves the party, he never contacts them.”