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Tag Archives: journalism
Book Review: Lost At Sea: The Jon Ronson Mysteries by Jon Ronson
Journalists have book deals. They write for papers and magazines and when a certain quota of not-too disposable articles are written they are collected and sold as a book for a new and separate audience. That is what this book … Continue reading
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Tagged credit cards, debt, economics, essays, humor, indigo children, Jon Ronson, journalism, Lost at Sea: The Jon Ronson Mysteries, money, politics, Psychology, recession
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Book Review: Them: Adventures with Extremists by Jon Ronson
I was going to introduce this as Ronson’s first book and my third (of his), but a cursory look at his Wikipedia entry tells me that that is in fact not the case. I hate to start a review with … Continue reading
Book Review: The Elephant in the Room by Jon Ronson
Perhaps an overly timely piece, Jon Ronson’s The Elephant in the Room dives into a political microcosm that is, I say perhaps when what I mean is hopefully, entirely alien to most of us. Yes, it is the Trump campaign, … Continue reading
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Tagged Alex Jones, Conservative, Essay, fearmongering, Jon Ronson, journalism, Liberal, politics, Roger Stone, The Elephant in the Room
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Book Review: People Who Eat Darkness: The Fate of Lucie Blackman by Richard Lloyd Parry
This is a book that is less concerned with the plot than it is its characters. I like this. The plot will move when it’s ready. It has to, especially in non-fiction, but characters take time, require an understanding and … Continue reading
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Tagged crime, Japan, journalism, Lucie Blackman, murder, mystery, People Who Eat Darkness, psychopaths, Richard Lloyd Parry, Rippongi, tokyo, true crime
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Book Review: Hiroshima by John Hersey
This is an excellent book to start with if you are curious about the bombing of Hiroshima and have little historical context for it. As it stands though the book falls a bit flat on a historical narrative and instead … Continue reading
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Tagged Atomic Bomb, classics, hersey, hiroshima, Japan, Japanese, john hersey, journalism, Nagasaki, Nuclear Bomb, war, World War II
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