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Kevin’s 2025 Year in Books
Take a look at Kevin’s Year in Books, including some fun facts about their reading.
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The Cult of Truland: A Tale of Fame, Murder and Man's Quest for the Perfect Talk Show Guest
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Who is to Blame for the Death of Newspapers?
It’s time for the newspaper industry to face reality. No more dancing around the obvious. The demise of the newspaper companies was no accident. And it was not the sad, inevitable result of that darn Internet.
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| This tale of conspiracy theorists who find themselves in a real conspiracy is something of an artifact, marking the debut of Noah Hawley, best known, among some of us, for creating the Fargo TV series. It has the first-book feel, with plausibility an ...more | |
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| I never knew where it was heading or what it was about. There's art, romance, betrayal and quite a bit of El Salvador civil war. And maybe it's really all about color. It's a riveting, fun read, a look at the world from an artist's perspective. ...more | |
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| I'm fully onboard the Amor Towles bandwagon and eagerly dove into this collection. The short stories were hit and miss. Many felt like cast off characters or ideas. But each still presented its Towlesian charms. The kicker, though, is the continued s ...more | |
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| Peter Biskind brings serious cred to any inside-Hollywood book. But this tale of the rise of streamers trods familiar ground. While it is full of interviews with the creators of many of the iconic shows of Peak TV, the book doesn't really succeed as ...more | |
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| Only Ian McEwan could pull this off. The narrator is an erudite, insightful unborn baby, shaped by podcasts and radio shows, who has a front row seat for a murder plan. Sounds crazy. But the view from inside the womb provides a riveting character stu ...more | |
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| Every bit of praise well-deserved. It's a classic. And I'm a sucker for fiction set in the music industry. ...more | |
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| On many levels, you can't go wrong with Ian McEwan. For Sweet Tooth, he takes us inside a young woman who gets swept into the British intelligence service in 1960s London. It starts off as an MI5 Cold War thriller, but ultimately goes in a different ...more | |
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