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In which John-Paul opens up a big pile of bookmail to talk about the best holiday gifts for the season.
HOLIDAY GIFT GUIDE BOOKS
Stanley Tucci - What I Ate in a Year
Nicholas Fox Weber - Mondrian: His Life, His Art, His Quest for the Absolute
Jackie Wullschläger - Monet: The Restless Vision
Liz McNeil and RoseMarie Terenzio - JFK Jr.: An Intimate Oral Biograph
Todd Stern - Landing the Paris Climate Agreement
Tony Blair - On Leadership
Ruby Blondell - Helen of Troy in Hollywood
Stephen Fry - Odyssey
Sam Leith - The Haunted Wood: A History of Childhood Reading
Alice Loxton - Eighteen: A History of Britain in 18 Young Lives
Sarah Chapelle - Taylor Swift Style: Fashion Through the Eras
Frank De Caro - Disco: Music, Movies, and Mania under the Mirror Ball
Christian Siriano - The New Red Carpet
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In which Simon Braund revisits the sci-fi wunderkind from 1990, TOTAL RECALL.
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In which New York Times' television editor, Jeremy Egner gives us the tale of how TED LASSO came to be, and what turned it into an elixir for audiences.
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In which the internationally bestselling mystery writer talks about his first screen adaptation - THE DARKNESS with Executive Producer, John-Paul Sarni, shooting in Reykjavík and what comes next.
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In which the celebrated British historian takes us on a new journey into the real life of Henry V.
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In which the hilarious pop culture dynamo, Frank DeCaro dishes about his loves of all things disco, and his new book that takes you on its journey from Love Train to Ariana Grande.
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In which we discuss this fantastic exploration of the real and virtual worlds and how we can each make peace with them and stay rooted in reality while thinking of the future.
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In which the editor of Isherwoods diaries brings a decade of research to vivid life in the stunning and definitive new biography.
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In which one of the foremost experts on Shakespeare explores the life of the Bard in a new context with a host of queer influences and observations of the plays and sonnets.
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In which the author of MAYFLIES talks about his new, epic novel that captures and satorizes London like never before ... and working with Johan Renck and Will Smith on the series adaptation.
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In which John-Paul, host of Page & Screen, shares the newest fall book arrivals. Click the link below to find the list of this fall's newest releases:
https://docs.google.com/document/d/1wXfoaDOeevTC7lbOsib3ITSKx4it3eQ9xuV4J6-VnD8/edit?usp=sharing
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In which a librarian and educator in Louisiana speaks out against book banning, and is bombarded with libelous attacks on social media and even death threats.
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In which the author of THE MAGICIANS takes us next to the court of King Arthur in a grand and imaginative retelling; a new approach for a new millenium.
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In which the bestselling novelist, Steven Rowley brings the Guncle back for a European sojourn; one of the summer's most talked-about books.
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In which journalist, Julie Satow explores three women who redefined the American department store in the most tumultuous years of the twentieth century.
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In which Tony, Olivier and Emmy winner, Rob Ashford discusses bringing a 30 year-old runaway bestseller to Chicago's Goodman theatre.
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In which actor/director/producer, Ben McKenzie uses his secret economics degree to educate me on the dramatic rise and fall (and rise) of crytpo.
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