Books first mentioned on podcasts in week 2022-W16

“So, um, but he also gave me a book, uh, The Eerie Silence that he had written, and he wrote in it, um, this is how E.T. gets to E.T.”

“I was given The Prophet by Kahlil Gibran as a graduation present from my high school English teacher, and I still have that book in a special place on my bookshelf because I think it speaks to the nature of human experience. Right?”

“Ten Points is a book I love a lot. What is it?”

“Boy, these are all non-fiction except for The Princess Bride. I have to mention it's an outlier.”

“I've probably written three or four books before it really occurred to me that like it was called intellectual property. Yes, and that you’ve created a thing.”

“The same thing is true with a romance novel I wrote in 2004; those are opportunities that can proliferate, and I don't have to write another word for it to be true, and someone else can pick up the ball and run with it. That still exists and operates without me having to be involved day to day, just like”

“Meanwhile, people don't have healthcare in other parts of Madagascar, but he's got this $58,000 or more scale model of Bethlehem in the living room to show to random dudes who don’t care; I’m just here to write a book.”

“I read every book I could on cancer and came across this one book called "One Answer to Cancer."”

“You know, I did one book, 'Money, Master the Game,' it was kind of like this.”

“They also wrote a book called 'Generations'; it's about 550 pages of Anglo-American history.”