ThreeGuys1Book

Books, writing, and publishing.

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@Shteyngart He's featured!

[Jason Rice @jasonecir]

@Emmahcline I loved this...

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@realc0ach Old-age Mutant Ninja Turtle

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The Guest by Emma Cline, reviewed by @jasonecir https://t.co/YFyp3aKCv8

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@AmericanGwyn @penguinpress Seems like everyone is talking about this.

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@BeckyLTuch With a name like that? Impossible.

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@AmericanGwyn Think it’s planned as a Star Wars spinoff.

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@shaindelr @KathWertheim I thought they were white noise machines?

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Charles Frazier is a great writer, but he does let characters go into "soliloquy" mode a lot.

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Lady across the aisle from me on the flight to London watched Ticket to Paradise...twice!

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I read the new Walter Mosley between episodes of pretending to sleep.

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@jasonecir talks about The Librarianist and other novels by Patrick deWitt https://t.co/93xU1aOztJ via @ThreeGuys1Book

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@HamiltonCain Im reading that verghese this week

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Upcoming ebooks for UK travel this week: Jess Row, check; Charles Frazier, check; Abraham Verghese, check; TC Boyle, check, Laura Grodstein, check, Laura Lippman, check, Eliot Ackerman, check.

Guess who can't sleep on planes?

[The New York Review of Books @nybooks]

“Kafka wrote at bedtime because his stories were ‘a kind of closing one’s eyes,’ and he needed to reach a semiconscious state in order to draw from the depths.” —Frances Wilson on Kafka’s diaries https://t.co/cGMOpJyQyn

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In the US, four major publishers are going head to head with the Internet Archive in a landmark copyright infringement lawsuit.

Read here: https://t.co/drIyG4nfGO

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Philip Roth’s Sabbath’s Theater is a very great & obscene novel about an intolerable man. I argue that it exemplifies the moral work art can do—& that devotion to filth gives a resolutely secular writer access to a theological dimension. TY @yalereview.

https://t.co/T1tzdVmgGO

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@GarthGreenwell @yalereview I love this. Reading those first Roth novels: I Married a Communist, Sabbath’s Theatre, American Pastoral—at 24 was seismic.

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New: JC reviews Biography of X by Catherine Lacey https://t.co/nBWd2AqF2o via @ThreeGuys1Book

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@SanJoseSharks When your words and your actions don't match.