The Trainwreck Files: Megyn Kelly
It’s time for another installment of The Trainwreck Files, in which we ask Sady Doyle, author of Trainwreck: The Women We Love to Hate, Mock, and Fear… And Why, to pull a… Read more »
“Provides useful, vigorously reported overviews of Mr. Trump’s life and career … Mr. Johnston, who has followed the real estate impresario for nearly three decades, offers a searing indictment of his business practices and creative accounting.” —Michiko Kakutani, The New York Times, on The Making of Donald Trump
“David Cay Johnston has given us this year’s must-read Trump book.” —Lawrence O’Donnell, MSNBC’s The Last Word
“A quiet masterpiece. Combines the primal, raw, archetypal vision of José Saramago with the apocalyptic sweep of Cormac McCarthy … Wieringa’s prose is lucid as cut glass, his images stark, his landscape desolate and otherworldly at the same time that it is contemporary. His unalloyed depiction of emigration will reverberate keenly in a Europe facing ever growing numbers of exiles, evacuees, escapees of war. It will reverberate, as well, in a United States muddled by its own border policies…A magnum opus from a leading young writer takes on the meaning of exile, identity, faith, and the limits of endurance.”—Kirkus Reviews starred review of These Are the Names
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Michael Bloomberg to coauthor book on climate change 
Donald Trump loves books — he just doesn’t read them 
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US author wins the UK’s most prestigious literary prize 
Philip Roth is donating his private book collection to the Newark Public Library